Agreed, probably medals. What does the other side of either piece show?
Actually both Myslbek and Sládkovi#269; were commemorated on CSSR coins in that year (1972), but those coins have different designs. I don't quite understand what the "100" and the "1872-1972" mean. Sure, in the case of Sládkovi#269; that would be the 100th anniversary of his death (he lived from 1820 until 1872), but Myslbek? Born in 1848, died in 1922. Hmm.
Seems that at least the Myslbek coin was designed by Zden#283;k Kolá#345;ský, by the way. Kolá#345;ský is a well-renowned sculptor who also designed various coins from Czechoslovakia. Some more of his medals are here and here for example ...
(Edit) sorry, seems the characters got messed up. But if you follow the links, you can see the names.
Actually both Myslbek and Sládkovi#269; were commemorated on CSSR coins in that year (1972), but those coins have different designs. I don't quite understand what the "100" and the "1872-1972" mean. Sure, in the case of Sládkovi#269; that would be the 100th anniversary of his death (he lived from 1820 until 1872), but Myslbek? Born in 1848, died in 1922. Hmm.
Seems that at least the Myslbek coin was designed by Zden#283;k Kolá#345;ský, by the way. Kolá#345;ský is a well-renowned sculptor who also designed various coins from Czechoslovakia. Some more of his medals are here and here for example ...
(Edit) sorry, seems the characters got messed up. But if you follow the links, you can see the names.
Edited by chrisild
03/07/2010 06:55 am
03/07/2010 06:55 am





















