Bohemia & Moravia 1000 Korun 1942 Specimen

The Bohemia & Moravia 1000 Korun 1942 Specimen banknote is a fascinating piece of history from the era of World War II. This particular note, designated as P# 14s and N# 371800, features intricate designs and symbols that reflect the culture and heritage of Bohemia and Moravia, which were occupied territories during this time. In 1942, Bohemia and Moravia were under German occupation, and the Nazi regime issued their own currency to replace the previous Czechoslovakian currency. The 1000 Korun banknote was part of this new currency system and was used for transactions within the region. This Specimen note, marked with the identification number Gb 242496 and graded as AUNC (Almost Uncirculated), likely served as a prototype or sample for the production of official banknotes. It is a rare and collectible item that offers a glimpse into the economic and political conditions of that turbulent period in history. Owning this Bohemia & Moravia 1000 Korun 1942 Specimen banknote is not only a valuable addition to any numismatic collection but also a reminder of the resilience and strength of the people who lived through those challenging times.

N° 1374 | Bohemia & Moravia 1000 Korun 1942 Specimen

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