The Czech Mint in cooperation with the Czech National Bank regularly issues a comprehensive set of Czech circulation coins which are supplemented with a commemorative token and placed in elegant packaging with motifs of the Czech Republic. The year 2024 is no exception.

You come into contact with metal coins almost every day, but have you ever thought about what their relief actually represents? The crown coin bears the St. Wenceslas crown and the two-crown coin presents a button - a decorative jewel from the times of the Great Moravian Empire. Coins with higher denominations belong to the architecture of the Czech Republic. The five-crown commemorates the legendary Charles Bridge over the Vltava River. The ten-crown belongs to the Peter and Paul Cathedral in Brno. The twenty-crown is dedicated to the monument of St. Wenceslas from Prague's Wenceslas Square. The fifty-crown, which was declared the most beautiful circulating coin in the world in 1993, bears a grouping of the Charles Bridge, the National Theatre, St. Nicholas Church and Prague Castle with St. Vitus Cathedral - or unique buildings characteristic of our capital city.

In the set you will find six circulating coins that have been produced in a more economical way than the money that goes into circulation. The year 2024 is engraved on each coin, and various Prague landmarks appear in relief on the accompanying commemorative token, which is the work of medal maker David Špryňar. While the obverse side presents a view of the capital with the Petřín Tower in the foreground, the reverse side is dominated by the Old Town Clock with a detail of the astronomical dial.

The packing of the set is in the form of a Czech-English pop-up book full of photographs and interesting facts about the sights of the Czech Republic.