This serie of banknotes belong to the
period in which anti-communist dissent appeared in Czechoslovakia and
Charter 77 was published (founded by Václav Havel), asking the
Government to accomplish the human right agreement they signed. There
are banknotes of 20 korun and 500 korun.
This banknote worth 20 korun was first circulated in 1970. On the main side right it can be seen Jan Žižka, a Czech hussite general from the 12th and 13th century, thought
to be one of the most important minds in the history of military
strategy. In the center it can be seen the written value of the banknote
and the name of the National Bank in Czech (StátnÃ
Banka Československá), plus the Czechoslovak coat of arms and a text
that says that counterfeiting banknotes is punished by law.
The rest of the banknote is fulled with decorative elements and two 20's in opposite corners.
On the other side of the banknote appears the picture of a codex in
which appear hussite soldiers. There are two 20's in opposite corners,
the written value of the banknote and a text saying that the banknote is
backed with gold and other properties of the National Bank. This banknote has no digital watermark. The size of this banknote is 13.4 cm x 5.9 cm.
20 korun (dvacet korun/dvadsať korún)
This banknote worth 20 korun was first circulated in 1970. On the main side right it can be seen Jan Žižka, a Czech hussite general from the 12th and 13th century, thought
to be one of the most important minds in the history of military
strategy. In the center it can be seen the written value of the banknote
and the name of the National Bank in Czech (StátnÃ
Banka Československá), plus the Czechoslovak coat of arms and a text
that says that counterfeiting banknotes is punished by law.
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