Hard to Find!
A commemorative medal from a country that no longer exists.
This is an extremely rare piece that is rarely seen on the market.

Introducing a highly rare large commemorative medal from Czechoslovakia, a coin highly popular worldwide, minted to commemorate the completion of St. Vitus Cathedral.

Encased in a special oversized slab, this medal impresses with its substantial size and exquisite design!

■ Design

• Obverse: Saint Wenceslas holding a flag and resting his hand on a shield
• Reverse: St. Vitus Cathedral

■ Condition

MS65BN

■ Coin Details

• Year of Issue: 1929
• Mint Location: Kremnica
• Material: Copper
• Weight: 113.5g
• Diameter: 70mm
• Obverse: Saint Wenceslas holding a flag and resting his hand on a shield
• Reverse: St. Vitus Cathedral
• NGC Grade: MS65BN
• NGC Grading Page: https://www.ngccoin.hk/certlookup/3905851-002/65/

■ Key Points

＊Rarity
As a commemorative medal, it was produced in limited quantities, making it exceptionally rare and hardly seen in the market.
Czechoslovakian coins are known for their high rarity and popularity, often disappearing quickly from the market as collectors and investors worldwide compete to acquire them.

＊Condition
MS65BN
BN: Refers to the brownish tone that naturally appears over time, signifying brown luster. Despite being nearly 100 years old, this coin has maintained an MS (Mint State) grade, indicating uncirculated status.
Due to natural aging, each copper coin has a unique appearance, making the individuality of each piece one of the greatest attractions of copper coins.

＊Marketability
Coins minted in Czechoslovakia, a country that no longer exists, are highly valued by collectors and investors due to their rarity. Their limited mintage, coupled with having survived historical upheavals like the World Wars and the Cold War, makes them highly esteemed for their historical significance.

Moreover, Czechoslovakian coins are recognized for their intricate and beautiful designs, created with advanced technology and artistry of their time, making them valuable as works of art.

This particular piece, commemorating the completion of St. Vitus Cathedral in 1929, is an exceptionally rare large medal, combining a diameter of 70mm, intricate design, and historical value. It is a significant historical artifact not only for collectors but also for history enthusiasts.

While British and other European coins have become quite expensive, Czechoslovakian coins offer an opportunity to acquire rare European coins at a relatively accessible price. However, their value continues to rise rapidly, making now the best time to add them to your collection.

This commemorative medal, with its blend of beauty and artistry, offers both marketability and rarity, holding great potential for future appreciation.

With their immense popularity, Czechoslovakian coins often disappear quickly from the market! Add this exceptional piece to your collection while it’s still within an accessible price range.