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1 Sokol

Uitgever Czechoslovakia
Jaar 1920
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Gewicht 6.50 g
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Beschrijving keerzijde Large numeral 1 occupies the central field, flanked symmetrically by two spreading linden branches bearing heart-shaped leaves in fine relief, their stems crossing at the base. A small five-pointed star appears at the top of the field above the numeral. The denomination legend SOKOL is inscribed in bold capitals along the lower rim, completing the design within a plain border.
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Oplage 1920
Aanvullende informatie

The Sokol ("Falcon") was not a coin but a token issued by the Czechoslovak Sokol Organization, a gymnastic and nationalist movement founded in Prague in 1862 that became deeply intertwined with Czech national identity under Habsburg rule. By 1920, with Czechoslovakia freshly independent following the collapse of Austria-Hungary, the Sokol movement had enormous political prestige — its membership ran into the hundreds of thousands, and its mass gymnastic rallies, the Sletys, functioned as de facto demonstrations of national cohesion. This brass piece dates to that first flush of sovereignty.