Slovakia. 200 Korún 1994 - PCGS MS67

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SLOVAKIA. Kremnica. 200 Korún. 1994.

- Denomination: 200 Korún.
- Year: 1994.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: MOR HO! · SLOVENSKÁ REPUBLIKA · 200 Sk · 1994. Reverse: D-DAY · 6.6.1944.
- Grade: MS67 (PCGS).

Silver commemorative coin of 200 Korún minted by the Slovak Republic in 1994 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Allied landing in Normandy (D-Day). The obverse features a modern geometric design with the Slovak national shield at the center, surrounded by the state inscription and the face value. The inscription “MOR HO!” refers to the famous Slovak patriotic poem by Samo Chalupka, used here as a symbolic element of courage and resilience. The reverse shows the emblem of an Allied military unit under the inscription “D-DAY,” accompanied by the historical date 6.6.1944 and maritime motifs that evoke the amphibious operation. The piece exhibits a contemporary style of clean lines and contrasting surfaces. The MS67 grade certified by PCGS indicates a nearly perfect specimen, with intense original luster, highly reflective fields, sharp relief, and no significant marks visible, placing it among the best-preserved examples of this commemorative issue.

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