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5 Haléřů
| Issuer | Czechoslovakia |
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| Year | 1977-1990 |
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| Thickness | 1.6 mm |
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| Obverse lettering | ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ SOCIALISTICKÁ REPUBLIKA 1977 |
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| Mintage | 1977 - - 26,710,000 1978 - - 51,110,000 1979 - - 72,380,000 1980 - In Sets only - 50,600 1981 - In Sets only - 66,160 1982 - In Sets only - 53,847 1983 - In Sets only - 60,000 1984 - In Sets only - 39,957 1985 - In Sets only - 39,791 1986 - - 20,020,000 1987 - - 520,000 1988 - - 8,029,999 1989 - - 110,000 1990 - - 13,950,000 |
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By the late 1970s, Czechoslovakia's lowest denomination had become largely symbolic — the 5 haléřů could purchase almost nothing in practical terms, yet the state continued minting it through 1990 as a matter of ideological tidiness. The aluminium alloy used here was standard across the Warsaw Pact's small-denomination coinage, chosen for cheapness rather than durability. These pieces circulated until the Velvet Revolution rendered the entire haléř coinage obsolete almost overnight.