Czechoslovakia 50 Korun 1945 Specimen UNC

Issued during the post-war period of 1945-1946, this 50 korun note reflects the early years of the reestablished Czechoslovak Republic. Printed by Waterlow & Sons in London, it features vibrant purple and green polychrome designs on durable paper, measuring 140 x 75 mm.

The front showcases a detailed portrait of General Milan Rastislav Štefánik, a revered Slovak politician and military leader instrumental in Czechoslovakia’s independence. Guilloche borders and stylized floral motifs enrich both sides, while the back proudly displays the coat of arms flanked by two double-tailed lions, symbols of Czech heritage.

This Specimen note is in Uncirculated condition, ideal for collectors seeking pristine examples from this pivotal era.