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100 Korun Martin Kukučín

Issuer Státní banka československá
Year 1985
Type Non-circulating coin
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Obverse description The obverse features the Czechoslovak state emblem — a crowned lion rampant within a shield — centrally positioned in the field. The circular legend ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ SOCIALISTICKÁ REPUBLIKA runs along the upper periphery, while the denomination 100 KČS is inscribed in the lower field beneath the shield. The design is rendered in a clean, modernist style with a broad flat rim.
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Obverse lettering ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ SOCIALISTICKÁ REPUBLIKA 100 KČS
(Translation: Czechoslovak Socialist Republic)
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Martin Kukučín — pen name of Matej Bencúr — was the leading Slovak prose writer of the late 19th century, best known for his realist novels set among the rural Slovak peasantry. This issue marked the centenary of his first major published works. Czechoslovakia's commemorative 100-korun silver series of the 1980s was a consistent vehicle for rehabilitating Slovak cultural figures within an officially Czechoslovak national narrative — a political balancing act that ran through the entire series.

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