Bohemia and Moravia WWII Coin and Stamp Collection
Explore the history of World War II with this remarkable collection featuring all coins issued by Bohemia and Moravia during the wartime era. This unique set, complemented by historically significant stamps, provides a vivid snapshot of life under the Protectorate established by the German Reich.
Highlights of the Collection:
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Complete Coin Set (1940–1944):
Includes all coins minted during the Protectorate period, ranging from 10 Haleru to 1 Koruna, offering a comprehensive view of the wartime economy.
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Historical Stamps (1943):
Two original stamps—120 Haleru and 380 Haleru—issued in 1943, add depth to the collection. One features a haunting image of Adolf Hitler at Prague Castle, taken on his 54th birthday, April 20, 1943.
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Quality and Preservation:
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EBC Quality: Coins are in excellent collectible condition, ensuring clear details and historical authenticity.
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Capped Coins: Each coin is encapsulated to protect against damage and ensure long-term preservation.
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High-Quality Box: The collection comes in a durable and elegant box, perfect for display or safekeeping.
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Certificate of Authenticity (in English):
Your collection is accompanied by a detailed certificate verifying the authenticity and significance of each item.
Why This Collection is Unique:
This set brings together coins and stamps from one of the most turbulent periods in European history, representing the region’s integration into the German Reich during World War II. It is not just a collection but a powerful reminder of the era’s political, economic, and social transformations.
What’s Included:
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Coins: 10 Haleru, 20 Haleru, 50 Haleru, and 1 Koruna
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Stamps: 120 Haleru and 380 Haleru, issued in 1943
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Packaging: High-quality box with individually capped coins
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Certificate: Full historical details provided in English
This exceptional collection is a must-have for history enthusiasts and collectors who value authenticity and historical depth.
Own a piece of WWII history today and preserve the memory of this era for generations to come.
