| kupno | sprzedaż | |
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CZK Czech crown |
0.16410 | 0.16790 |
| kupno | sprzedaż | |
|---|---|---|
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CZK Czech crown |
0.16200 | 0.17100 |
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The Czech koruna has been the official currency of the Czech Republic since 1993. After the breakup of Czechoslovakia, the currency emerged as the successor to the Czechoslovak koruna. Initially, the first series of Czech koruna banknotes was issued by stamping existing Czechoslovak koruna banknotes in denominations of 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 crowns, then in the same year a new series was introduced, consolidating the nations separate identity in terms of means of payment.
The Czech Republic initially presented plans to switch to the euro in 2010, but in 2005 the government indefinitely suspended this ambitious project. Despite the countrys strong economic position and readiness to adopt the euro, a significant part of society remains against this currency change. In fact, a 2014 survey showed that only 16% of the public supported replacing the krone with a European currency, reflecting the complex and evolving dynamics of currency choice in the Czech Republic.
The obverse is decorated with a portrait of the first president of Czechoslovakia and professor of philosophy and sociologist Tomáš Masaryk.
The reverse shows the Czech coat of arms and shows the most important buildings in the capital.
A portrait of the famous opera singer: Ema Destinnová decorates the obverse of this banknote, additional elements include a peculiar musical instrument, a lyre and laurels.
The painting shows the head of the musical muse with a cello and violin surrounded by laurels.
The main color is purple, the image of Franciszek Palacki, a historian and politician. In the middle you can see an uprooted tree.
The image of an eagle with spread wings over the Archbishops Castle in Kroměříž, where in 1848 the constitution preparing the parliament of the Austrian Empire was adopted.
Who is this woman on the obverse? Writer Božena Němcová, she created the foundations of Czech prose.
Der Gewinner symbolisiert alle weiblichen Charaktere in Němcovás Büchern.
The portrait shows the philosopher, reformer and mainly educator Jan Ámos Komenský.
The image shows two hands trying to connect, next to 4 coats of arms and in the lower one an open book.
The obverse is decorated with a portrait of Charles IV, king of Bohemia from 1346, you can also see a silver Prague coin from that period.
The reverse is decorated with a beautifully crafted and decorated seal of Charles University in Prague.
