Coins of 
Czechoslovakia

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100 haléřů / halierov (single: haléř / halier) = 1 Czechoslovakian koruna [CSK] (until 1992)
Symbols: Kčs (koruna), h (haléř / halier)

Languages on coins: Czechoslovakian
Alphabets on coins: Latin
Numerals on coins: Wester Arabic
Alphabets on coins: Gregorian

NOTE: Czechoslovakia dissolved into the Czech Republic and Slovakia in 1992
NOTE: Haléřů / haléř are in the Czech language and halierov / halier are in the Slovak language

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Unknown Marks

Some sort of spade can be seen on the bottom of a 100 korún from 1983. 

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Mint Marks

Privy Marks

Designer Marks

Jaroslav Bejvl (CZE): superimposed "JB"

František "Franta" David (CZE): "D"

Otto Gutfreund (?): "G"

Jiri Harcuba (CZE): "HARCUBA"

Zdeněk Kolářský (?) & Eduard Hájek (?): 

"KOLÁŘSKÝ
HÁJEK ED"

Marie Uchytilová-Kučová (CZE): "M KUčOVÁ"

Josef Nálepa (CZE): stylized capital letters "JN"

Miroslav Ronai (CZE): "R"

Otakar Španiel (CSHH): "O ŠPANIEL"

National identification and other marks

Coats of arms of Czechoslovakia

The (smaller) coat of arms of Czechoslovakia used from 1918-1939 and 1945-1960 shows a crowned two-tailed lion (the symbol of Bohemia) with a shield with the patriarchal double cross on top of three hills. 

Photograph of the national coat of arms of Czechoslovakia (1918-1939 and 1945-1960) as it appears on coins

Drawing of the national coat of arms of Czechoslovakia (1918-1939 and 1945-1960) as it appears on coins

The coat of arms of Czechoslovakia used from 1961-1989 shows a two-tailed lion (the symbol of Bohemia) with a shield and a socialistic star. The shield is decorated with an image of the Kryváň mountain with a flame. The latter symbolizes the revolt of the Slovaks against German occupation in 1944.

Photograph of the national coat of arms of Czechoslovakia (1961-1989) as it appears on coins.

Drawing of the national coat of arms of Czechoslovakia (1961-1989) as it appears on coins.

The coat of arms of Czechoslovakia used from 1990-1992 was introduced after the velvet revolution when was decided by the parliament to dissolve the republic. The shield is red and decorated with two white lions (the Czech lion) and two white double crosses on a blue mountain (the Slovak symbol on the mountains Tatra, Fatra and Mátra.)

Photograph of the coat of arms of Czechoslovakia (1990-1992) as it appears on coins

Drawing of the coat of arms of Czechoslovakia (1990-1992) as it appears on coins