The gift variant of the investment coin is placed in a special package on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Czechoslovakia, which is numbered.

The first purely investment coins in the Czech Republic are called "Czech Lion" - they were created in the Czech Mint and are issued under foreign licenses. For each investor to simply regulate how much money he puts into them, there are a number of variants - the smallest of which is a gold coin weighing 1/25 oct.

When using the word ounce, the expression must be further specified - there are many variations of this unit, some of which relate to weight and other volume. In the international trade with precious metals - especially gold, silver and platinum - but also gems is a universally valid unit of weight called Troy ounce (abbreviated "oz"). It derives its name from the French shopping center Troyes and was used in the Middle Ages. One Trojan ounce weighs exactly 31.1034768 grams. Commonly occurring multiples or shares are used to express the price of metals, the value of which is generally quoted in US dollars per troy ounce.

Patriotic relief of Czech Mint coins is inspired by the traditional symbols of the Czech Republic: the reverse side of the coin carries a realistically processed two-centered lion guarding the St. Wenceslas crown and the St. Wenceslas Eagle on the shield. The reverse side of the coin then contains the attributes of Niue Island (portrait and name of Queen Elizabeth II, issue 2018 and nominal value 5 DOLLARS (NZD)), which provides the Czech Mint with a foreign license to coin its own coins. The composition of the aversion is supplemented by a linden branch. The coin has two authors. Designed by leading artist Jaroslav Bejvl, who died at the age of 75 and did not finish it. In his work, therefore, the gifted medalist Asamat Baltaev, DiS, continued.

The gold coin placed in special packaging presents an original gift that can be the basis of an investment portfolio or a numismatic collection.