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| 表面の説明 | The obverse features a stylized depiction of a human hand with extended fingers reaching downward toward a Braille writing machine, rendered in fine relief against a polished field. A mechanical Braille embosser or printing device occupies the central lower portion of the design, with gear wheels and mechanical components shown in precise detail, evoking Klar's work with the blind. To the right, a Braille cell pattern is inscribed in the field, reinforcing the thematic connection to tactile reading. The legend ČESKÁ REPUBLIKA arcs across the central field, with the denomination 200 KČ positioned in the upper right. The Czech Mint mark (ČM) appears in the lower right field. |
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| 鋳造数 | 2013 ČM - Milled edge - 6,900 2013 ČM - Plain edge with engraved lettering; Proof - 15,600 |
| 追加情報 |
Aloys Klar (1763–1833) founded Prague's Institute for the Blind in 1807, one of the earliest such institutions in Central Europe, and his son Paul Joseph Klar later expanded it significantly. The Czech National Bank has issued commemorative 200 Korun pieces honoring figures from Czech educational and scientific history since the 1990s, and Klar fits squarely in that tradition — a Bohemian reformer whose work predated compulsory blind education by decades in most neighboring states.