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5000 Korun

Issuer Republika Československá (Czechoslovak Republic)
Year 1920
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Value 5000 Korun
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Obverse lettering REPUBLIKA ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ
PĚT TISÍC KORUN ČESKOSLOVENSKÝCH
SERIE:
ČÍSLO:
V PRAZE, DNE 6. ČERVENCE 1920.
TATO STÁTOVKA VYDÁNA PODLE ZÁKONA ZE DNE 10. DUBNA 1919 ČÍS. 187, SB. Z. A N. PLATÍ
MINISTR FINANCÍ
PADĚLÁNÍ STÁTOVEK TRESTÁ SE PODLE ZÁKONA
5000
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Reverse lettering REPUBLIKA ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ
PĚT TISÍC KORUN
PÄT TISÍC KORUN
FÜNF TAUSEND KRONEN
ПЯТЬ ТЫСЯЧЪ КОРОНЪ
ÖT EZER KORONA
5000
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The highest denomination of the first Czechoslovak note series, this 5000 Korun was printed by the American Bank Note Company as part of a contract placed almost immediately after the republic's proclamation in October 1918. The new state had no printing infrastructure of its own, and ABNC was a logical choice — the company had already supplied banknotes to numerous governments in transition or crisis.

Relatively few were printed compared to the lower denominations, and the note's size reflects ABNC's high-denomination conventions of the period rather than any Czechoslovak specification. Circulation at this value was limited almost entirely to institutional and commercial transactions.

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