A true highlight of modern European gold coinage, this 5 Ducat was minted in Czechoslovakia as part of a limited gold trade coinage series beginning in 1929.
The 1930 issue is particularly rare, with a mintage of only 543 pieces—roughly half that of other years in the series (1929–1935). Coins of this year rarely appear at auction, making this a remarkable opportunity for collectors.
This large, impressive coin features King Wenceslaus on horseback on the obverse and the Czech coat of arms on the reverse. While graded UNC Details due to very light cleaning (almost imperceptible without a halogen lamp), its visual appeal and historical significance remain exceptional.
A must-have for collectors of Czechoslovak gold coinage or large European gold coins, and a true standout in any collection.