Czech Republic Banknotes

The highest-value Czech banknote, the 5,000 koruna note, features a portrait of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, the first president of Czechoslovakia. A subtle irony: the country he founded no longer exists, yet his koruna continues to circulate under a different name.

Eight centuries of Czech history, on eight banknotes

The current series depicts a different figure for each denomination: Emperor Charles IV, founder of Charles University, on the 100 note; pedagogue John Amos Comenius on the 200; writer Božena Němcová on the 500; historian František Palacký on the 1,000; and soprano Ema Destinnová on the 2,000.

The koruna that split in two

The Czechoslovak koruna was divided on February 8, 1993, upon the dissolution of the federation: the Czech koruna and the Slovak koruna were born, in parallel and separately.

What you will find here

Czech korunas with Pick reference and actual condition.

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