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1960 States Bank of Czechoslovakia - 10 (Ten) Korun Banknote, Serial No. X73 989665 P-88
1960 States Bank of Czechoslovakia - 10 (Ten) Korun Banknote, Serial No. X73 989665 P-88
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1960 Czechoslovakia 10 Korun – A Tribute to Socialist Realism
Discover the 1960 Czechoslovakia 10 Korun banknote (P-88), a beautifully designed note reflecting the era of Socialist Czechoslovakia and its commitment to industrial and agricultural progress.
Historical Context
Issued by the State Bank of Czechoslovakia, this 10 Korun note was part of the Socialist Republic banknote series (1960–1990), symbolizing the nation’s economic and social development under communist rule. The Koruna remained Czechoslovakia’s official currency until the dissolution of the country in 1993.
Key Features & Specifications
Pick Number: P-88
Denomination: 10 Czechoslovak Korun
Material: Paper
Issuing Authority: State Bank of Czechoslovakia
Size: 133 × 65 mm
Printer: Státní Tiskárna Cenin, Prague
Demonetized: Withdrawn from circulation in 1988
Watermark: Star in a lime tree leaf
Security Thread: Embedded for authenticity
Design Elements
Front: Features an illustration of two young women holding flowers, symbolizing optimism and agricultural prosperity.
Back: Showcases the Orava Dam, a major hydroelectric project representing industrial progress in Czechoslovakia.
Lettering on the Note
The front of the note includes the official statement: "BANKOVKA ŠTÁTNEJ BANKY ČESKOSLOVENSKEJ DESAŤ KORÚN ČESKOSLOVENSKÝCH 1960"
Additionally, the note features:
"State Bank of Czechoslovakia" prominently displayed in Slovak
Serial number printed twice for security
Denomination ("10 Korun") in multiple locations
Collector’s & Gift Appeal
This 10 Korun banknote holds significant historical and artistic value, making it a sought-after item for collectors and a unique keepsake. It’s a perfect gift for: ✨ History enthusiasts – A tribute to Czechoslovakia’s socialist era and industrial achievements. ✨ Individuals born in 1960 – A nostalgic banknote from their birth year, connecting them to Czechoslovakia’s currency history. ✨ Collectors of Eastern European banknotes – A rare piece from the pre-Velvet Revolution era, withdrawn from circulation in 1988.
Why Collect This Banknote?
Owning the 1960 Czechoslovakia 10 Korun note is more than just acquiring currency—it’s holding a piece of history, celebrating Czechoslovakia’s socialist legacy and economic transformation.
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