Czech Glass Appraisal

Czech 2 Koruna Coin

The item is a circular metal coin, likely made from a copper-nickel alloy or similar base metal as indicated by its color and lack of significant tarnish or corrosion. Its diameter cannot be precisely determined from the image alone, but it appears to be a standard size for circulating currency. The coin features a prominent stylized depiction of a motif within a decorative frame on the left side. This motif appears to be a stylized bird or mythical creature with intricate feathering and swirling elements. Above and slightly right of this design is a smaller circle, possibly representing a suspension loop or attachment point, adding to the 'framed' appearance. To the right of the central design is a large numeral '2'. Below the numeral, and to its right, are the letters "Kč", which are the abbreviation for Koruna česká (Czech Koruna). The surface of the coin shows some signs of circulation wear, with minor scratches and dulling of the original strike, however, the details of the design and text are still clearly visible. The rim of the coin appears slightly raised. There are no immediately visible mint marks or dates in this image. Based on the denomination (2 Kč) and currency abbreviation, this is a modern Czech coin. The overall condition suggests it is a circulating coin, not a proof strike or uncirculated specimen. The craftsmanship is typical of mass-produced modern coinage, with details struck with a die.