1965 25 Kor 20th Anniv. Liberation, DCAM PR68DCAM 认证号47182745, PCGS号931069

Czechoslovakia 25 Korun (Crown) Liberation Anniversary - Silver (.500), 34mm / 16 g. After the creation of an independent Czechoslovakia in 1918, the Koruna was established the next year, equal in value to the Austro-Hungarian krone. Banknotes were issued in 1919 and Koruna coins in 1922. All 25 Korun denomination coins were minted from 1954 to 1970 and limited to non-circulating commemoratives in limited quantities in .50 silver. The country minted 150,000 regular strikes and 5,000 proofs of this design in 1965. After demonetization of the Czechoslovakia Koruna upon the breakup of the Soviet Union, 28,482 regular strikes and 157 Proof coins were melted down. The obverse features the Czechoslovak socialist coat of arms and the country's name. The reverse depicts a young woman facing left, a dove, a barricade, and a silhouette of Prague's Charles Bridge Tower, commemorating liberation from Nazi Germany in 1945. The coin also features edge lettering which says, 20 years of liberation of ČSSR in the Czech language.