The Most Expensive: Coins from Czechoslovakia
This time, we present the 10 most expensive coins from Czechoslovakia. Few other countries can boast such high hammer prices for 20th-century coinage as this country, which existed between 1918 and 1992. Rare years of issue of gold ducat pieces make for some of the most expensive hammer prices that were ever achieved by European coins.
Since there is a tie regarding the 6th and 8th place, there is no 7th and 9th place.
012 ducats 1938, Kremnica. Mintage: 186 pieces, with ČNB certificate. About uncirculated / Extremely fine +. From Macho & Chlapovič auction 13 (2017), lot No. 30.
025 ducats 1951, Kremnica. Uncirculated. From Antium Aurum auction 11 (2021), lot No. 451.
032 koruna 1946, pattern, Kremnica. One of 10 specimens. Uncirculated. From Macho & Chlapovič auction 28 (2022), lot No. 366.
0410 ducats 1938, Kremnica. With 2002 ČNB certificate. About uncirculated. From Antium Aurum auction 11 (2021), lot No. 445.
0510 ducats, 1951, Kremnica. 56 specimens minted. Uncirculated. From Antium Aurum auction 11 (2021), lot No. 440.
065 ducats 1938, Kremnica. Mintage: 56 pieces. Uncirculated. From Macho & Chlapovič auction 13 (2017), lot No. 19.
0720 koruna, 1938, pattern, Kremnica. “Unfortunately, due to the consequences of the Munich Agreement, the coin was never issued.” Extremely fine + / About uncirculated. From Macho & Chlapovič auction 28 (2022), lot No. 355.
082 ducats 1937, Kremnica. 8 specimens minted. Extremely fine + / Extremely fine. From Macho & Chlapovič auction 13 (2017), lot No. 29.
0910 ducats 1937, Kremnica. About uncirculated. From Macho & Chlapovič auction 13 (2017), lot No. 9.
105 ducats 1937, Kremnica. 4 specimens minted. Uncirculated. From Antium Aurum auction 6 (2020), lot No. 303.
As of: 4 July 2022
