200 Kč Zahájení výuky na pražské konzervatoři Proof
SPECIFIKACE
průměr: 31 mm
hmotnost: 13 g
ryzost: 925/1000 Ag 75/1000 Cu
hrana proof: hladká, s vlysem ““ČESKÁ NÁRODNÍ BANKA * Ag 0,925 * 13 g *““
hrana b.k.: vroubkovaná
limitní náklad: 50.000 ks
limit provedení proof: 11 500 ks
limit provedení b.k.: 7 800 ks
emise: 30.3.2011
200 Kč Zahájení výuky na pražské konzervatoři Proof
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diameter: 31 mm
weight: 13 g
purity: 925/1000 Ag 75/1000 Cu
edge proof: plain, with frieze ““ČESKÁ NÁRODNÍ BANKA * Ag 0,925 * 13 g *““
edge unc.: knurled
limited mintagení mintage: 50.000 pcs
limited mintage quality proof: 11 500 pcs
limited mintage of unc. quality: 7 800 pcs
issue day: 30.3.2011
Objednávkový kód: KSCR163
weight: 13 g
purity: 925/1000 Ag 75/1000 Cu
edge proof: plain, with frieze ““ČESKÁ NÁRODNÍ BANKA * Ag 0,925 * 13 g *““
edge unc.: knurled
limited mintagení mintage: 50.000 pcs
limited mintage quality proof: 11 500 pcs
limited mintage of unc. quality: 7 800 pcs
issue day: 30.3.2011
Objednávkový kód: KSCR163
ABOUT 200 Kč Zahájení výuky na pražské konzervatoři Proof
A commemorative silver coin will be issued by the Czech National Bank on 30 March 2011 to mark the anniversary of the commencement of tuition at the Prague Conservatory.
The design of the coin was selected in an unlimited anonymous competition, for which designers submitted 21 plaster models. The design by Martin Daek won the first prize and was recommended for realisation. Second prize was awarded to the design by the sculptor Majka Wichnerov and third prize went to the design by the sculptor Zbynk Fojt. At its meeting on 25 February 2010 the Bank Board approved the realisation of the coin designed by Martin Daek.
The Czech Mint minted coins of silver having a fineness of 0.925 in normal quality and proof quality, which differ in surface treatment and edge marking. Proof-quality coins have a highly polished field, a matt relief and a plain edge, while normal-quality coins have milled edges. The coin has a diameter of 31 mm, a weight of 13 g and a thickness of 2.35 mm.
The obverse side of the CZK 200 coin shows three musical instruments taught at the Prague Conservatory. On the left is a French horn, in the middle is an oboe and on the right is a cello. The name of the state in Czech ESK REPUBLIKA is located in the upper part of the picture of the cello. The mark of the Czech Mint is located below the abbreviated monetary unit.
The reverse side of the CZK 200 coin features a composition of other musical instruments a bassoon on the left, an oboe in the middle and a double bass on the right. The mark of Martin Daek, the designer of the coin, is located below the year 2011.
Each coin comes with a beige catalogue card containing a description and the relief of the coin.
A commemorative silver coin will be issued by the Czech National Bank on 30 March 2011 to mark the anniversary of the commencement of tuition at the Prague Conservatory.
The design of the coin was selected in an unlimited anonymous competition, for which designers submitted 21 plaster models. The design by Martin Daek won the first prize and was recommended for realisation. Second prize was awarded to the design by the sculptor Majka Wichnerov and third prize went to the design by the sculptor Zbynk Fojt. At its meeting on 25 February 2010 the Bank Board approved the realisation of the coin designed by Martin Daek.
The Czech Mint minted coins of silver having a fineness of 0.925 in normal quality and proof quality, which differ in surface treatment and edge marking. Proof-quality coins have a highly polished field, a matt relief and a plain edge, while normal-quality coins have milled edges. The coin has a diameter of 31 mm, a weight of 13 g and a thickness of 2.35 mm.
The obverse side of the CZK 200 coin shows three musical instruments taught at the Prague Conservatory. On the left is a French horn, in the middle is an oboe and on the right is a cello. The name of the state in Czech ESK REPUBLIKA is located in the upper part of the picture of the cello. The mark of the Czech Mint is located below the abbreviated monetary unit.
The reverse side of the CZK 200 coin features a composition of other musical instruments a bassoon on the left, an oboe in the middle and a double bass on the right. The mark of Martin Daek, the designer of the coin, is located below the year 2011.
Each coin comes with a beige catalogue card containing a description and the relief of the coin.
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