Czechoslovakia, 10 Koruna 1931. Brilliant Uncirculated

These silver 10 Koruna coins dated 1931 were one of only 2 types to circulate in Czechoslovakia between the 2 World Wars, as they circulated alongside banknotes of the same value. On the obverse is the state seal and the reverse shows a woman with a lime tree, which is considered the national tree of both the Czech Republic and Slovakia. They are attributed protective powers and often planted near homes and even today is part of the Presidential seal of the Czech Republic. All the coins are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, but order early as numbers are limited.