$10,868.00 USD
The 1932 Czechoslovakia Gold 2 Ducats is an important and rare issue from the early years of the First Czechoslovak Republic. Struck with a limited mintage of just 5,496 pieces, this coin is widely admired for its artistic homage to medieval Czech heritage and its role in solidifying national identity through numismatic art.
Obverse: Depicts Saint Wenceslas in full armor, holding a banner and shield, with stylized Gothic lettering reading: NEDEJ ZAHYNOUTI NÁM I BUDOUCÍM — Do not let us perish, now or in the future.
Reverse: Displays the crowned greater coat of arms of Czechoslovakia within a highly detailed ornamental shield. The surrounding legend reads: REPUBLIKA ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ and the date 1932 appears below.
Graded NGC MS64, this example offers bold strike definition, vibrant gold surfaces, and strong eye appeal with only light handling in the fields. It is a near-Gem representative of one of the lowest mintage years in the Czechoslovak 2 Ducat gold series.
