1997 Czech Republic 50 Korun Banknote – A Tribute to Czech Heritage & Spiritual Legacy
Issued by the Czech National Bank, the 1997 50 Korun banknote is a stunning representation of Czech history, featuring St. Agnes of Bohemia, a revered figure in Czech religious and royal heritage.
Key Features & Historical Significance
Issuer: Czech National Bank (Česká Národní Banka)
Denomination: 50 Korun
Year of Issue: 1997
Pick Number: P-17
Printer: Státní Tiskárna Cenin, Prague
Size: Approx. 134 × 64 mm
Material: Paper banknote with intaglio and offset printing
Design Features
Obverse:
Portrait of St. Agnes of Bohemia, daughter of King Přemysl Otakar I
Pink heart emblem, symbolizing purity and devotion
Reverse:
St. Salvator's Church ceiling, part of the Convent of St. Agnes of Bohemia in Prague
Ornamental letter "A", reinforcing Czech artistic heritage
Watermark: Portrait of Přemysl Otakar I, ensuring authenticity
Why Collect This Banknote?
The 1997 Czech Republic 50 Korun is a valuable piece of European numismatic history, marking the Czech Republic’s financial system before its transition to modern banknotes. With its detailed artwork, historical significance, and cultural symbolism, this banknote remains a sought-after collectible among enthusiasts.
Secure this 50 Korun banknote today and own a tangible piece of Czech spiritual and national heritage!
