ST. WENCESLAS 10 DUCAT

Czechoslovak Republic, mint Kremnica, 1934
Au 986/1000, 34,9 g, Ø 42 mm, design by Jaroslav Benda a Otakar Španiel, náklad 1 298 ks. The St. Wenceslas ducat is a trade coin, first minted in 1923 and subsequently minted in various quantities regularly until 1939. Its iconography was inspired by medieval ducats. It was minted in nominal values of one, two, five, and ten ducats. To this day, it remains one of the most sought-after and widely traded coins in the Czech numismatic market. https://youtu.be/l9s0MLpSPX8.