2000 Korun

The 2000 Kč note is the highest denomination in regular Czech circulation and was introduced in part to reduce handling costs as inflation steadily eroded the practical utility of lower values. Kulhánek designed the entire post-1993 Czech banknote series following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia, giving it a visual coherence unusual for a currency assembled under political urgency. Ondráček's engraving work on this series is among the finer intaglio output from Státní tiskárna cenin, whose Prague facility handles both domestic and some foreign security printing contracts.