I will sell a collection of commemorative coins minted by the National Treasury. The collection is entitled 100th ANNIVERSARY OF CZECHOSLOVAK CURRENCY. 1/ To honor the important personality of Alois Rašín, the National Treasury minted the Alois Rašín commemorative medal, which is minted in 24-carat gold 999/1000 and bears a portrait of Alois Rašín on its obverse together with the first Czechoslovak coins. Certifikate added - please, see added photo 1,2 g 18 mm gold 999/1000 2/ Another important personality is T.G. Masaryk with a REPLICA of the TEN CROWN from 1928 and it is the first silver commemorative coin of the Czechoslovak Republic and it is also the first coin actually issued with a portrait of T.G. Masaryk. The author of the design is sculptor and medalist from the period of the First Republic Otakar Španiel, who is considered the founder of the modern type of Czech coin. He had previously proposed a coin with the image of T.G. Masaryk worth 5 Sokols, but the mintage was not realized. Certifikate added - please, see added photo 27,9 g 40 mm copper + pure silver 999/1000 3/ On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Czechoslovak currency, the National Treasury issued a commemorative medal commemorating the first Czechoslovak crown. It depicts a woman with a sheaf and a sickle. The REPLICA of the TEN KORUNA from 1933 is one of the rarest Czechoslovak circulating coins. It was minted in the years 1930-1933 according to the design of the sculptor Jaroslav Horejc. Only the 1933 vintage is very rare. According to reports, 915,000 pieces were struck, but due to the large number of coins from previous years, most of the 1933 coins were discarded. Only a very limited amount survived. Certifikate added - please, see added photo 27,9 g 40 mm copper + pure silver 999/1000 4/ Another REPLICA is the THREEPENNY from 1953. The aluminum threepenny was minted on the basis of the monetary reform announced on May 30, 1953. As a result, the value of money decreased. The appearance of the coin is influenced by the Leningrad Mint in that it is similar to the Russian three-spear. An important feature of the coin is the five-pointed star above the number, which disappeared only in 1991. The minting of the coins was then taken over by the State Mint in Kremnica (Slovak Republic). Certifikate added - please, see added photo 27,9 g 40 mm copper + pure silver 999/1000 5/ The next REPLICA of the collection is a replica of the FIVE HALER from 1924, which dates from the beginning of the first Czechoslovak Republic. The reason for its high collector value is the fact that the die was irreparably damaged during minting. They subsequently decided to cancel the entire series. In 2010, one of the leaked coins was auctioned for EUR 19,953. This is the highest price ever achieved for 1 Czechoslovak circulation coin. Certifikate added - please, see added photo 27,9 g 40 mm copper + 24-carat gold 6/ Another coin is a REPLICA of the FIVE CROWNS from 1937. It was minted intermittently from 1925 until 1938, but only a limited number was issued in 1937. The 1937 Pětikoruna is among the rarest Czechoslovak circulating coins. It was designed by the sculptor Otto Gutfreund. Certifikate added - please, see added photo 27,9g 40 mm copper + pure silver 999/1000 7/ And the last coin of this collection is a coin for the 100th ANNIVERSARY OD THE CZECHOSLOVAK CURRENCY. The Czechoslovak crown was established by law on February 25, 1919. The minting of the first coin was started in 1921 at the Kremnicka mint. In 1922, the first Czechoslovak crown was put into circulation. Coins began to be struck from an alloy of copper and nickel. This coin for the 100th anniversary of the Czechoslovak crown contains: Obverse-design reference 1. Czechoslovak crown and depicts a woman with a sheaf and a sickle. In the circle there is the inscription Czechoslovak crown and 100 years. Reverse - in the middle of the field is the Czechoslovak coat of arms and linden leaves in the circle, which is our national tree. There is no certificate for this coin. ------------------------------------------------------- Excellent condition ( coins are as new ) - I think, never opened plastic case of each coin Package of this set ( barely used with minimal signs of wear - please, check last photos ) Dimensions of Set: 20 x 25 x 1 cm 340 g Text about coins is translated from their paper certificates, which are added in the set. the photos are an integral part of the description delivering via GLS ( in the EU )