This is the first commemorative silver coin minted in Czechoslovakia after the end of World War II. Not a pretty one.
50 Czechoslovak crowns ( 50 Kčs), Third anniversary of the Slovak National Uprising 1944, diameter 28 mm, weight 10 g of silver, purity 500/1000. One million pieces were minted.
Another commemorative coin was minted the following year. I don't like it much either.
50 Czechoslovak crowns (50 Kčs), Third anniversary of the Prague Uprising 1945,
diameter 28 mm, weight 10 g of silver, purity 500/1000. One million pieces were minted.
At that time, my country had a population of 13 million. A million pieces of coin. Is that a lot or a little? Actually, I don't know. Can someone write me what quantities of commemorative coins are usually minted in your countries?
One more thing I'd like to know. Have you minted and do you mint coins in your countries commemorating any events from the World War?
Thank you in advance for your answers.