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200 Korun Municipal House in Prague

Issuer Czech National Bank
Year 2012
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Value 200 Korun
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Obverse description A allegorical female figure representing 'Fidelity', derived from the decorative programme of the Mayor's Hall within the Municipal House in Prague, rendered in high relief in the Art Nouveau style. The figure occupies the central field, surrounded by ornamental detailing characteristic of the building's interior decor. The denomination and issuing state appear as the legend in the field.
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Reverse script Latin
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The Municipal House (Obecní dům) in Prague was completed in 1912, built on the site of the former Royal Court where Bohemian kings once resided. Its construction was funded entirely by the city of Prague — a deliberate civic statement at a moment when Czech national consciousness was pressing hard against Austro-Hungarian authority. The centenary of its opening prompted this issue.

Czech commemorative 200 Korun pieces in this series were struck in relatively modest quantities, with collector demand almost entirely domestic. Circulation examples are essentially nonexistent.

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