Set of 2010 circulation coins Zlín region standard

Set of 2010 circulation coins Zlín region standard

Stock state
Sold out
Date of issue
January 2010
Mintage
10000 pcs

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Set of 2010 circulation coins Zlín region standard

This full-year set of circulation coins contains standard Czech coins that were not released into general circulation and did not become valid legal tender in a particular year. The coins at face values of CZK 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 are packaged in decorated carton folders, complete with an original token dedicated to the theme of the set.


The decorated and lacquered carton folder contains photographs and descriptions of the Zlín region landmarks.


The Zlín region, newly created in 2000, is located on the eastern border of the Czech Republic with Slovakia. Its administrative centre is the city of Zlín where in the 1920s and 1930s Tomáš Baťa executed his grand business plan and which attracts admirers of functionalism up to this day.


The original token made of Nordic Gold (alloy CuAl5Zn5Sn1) was designed by sculptor Vladimír Oppl. Its obverse side features the landmarks and the coat of arms of Baťa’s city, Zlín.


The reverse side offers a view of the illustrious Kroměříž Chateau, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. The archiepiscopal chateau and the adjacent gardens are sometimes dubbed Haná’s Athens.


 


Limited edition of 10,000 sets

Specifications

Code
41001-080
Issuer
Czech national bank
Author of the obverse
ak. soch. Vladimír Oppl
Author of the reverse
ak. soch. Vladimír Oppl
Numbered issue
No
Certificate
No
Fineness
0 / 1000
Weight
51.85 g
Packaging
Lacquered carton wrapping
Czech Mint
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