Czech Republic Souvenir Appraisal

Czech Republic 25 Haléřů Coin (2000)

This item is a circular metal coin, appearing to be made of a silver-toned or nickel-plated alloy, likely steel, given its dull luster and common coinage materials. Its physical characteristics indicate it is a denomination of currency from the Czech Republic, specifically a 25 haléřů coin, dated 2000. The obverse side, visible in the image, features a stylized depiction of a biathlete. The biathlete is shown in a dynamic pose, holding a rifle and aiming, surrounded by elements that suggest targets or a mountainous backdrop. The number '25' is clearly visible to the left of the figure, indicating its denomination, and below the figure, the year '2000' is inscribed. The coin has a raised rim, providing protection to the central design. There are no obvious signs of significant wear or circulation visible from this angle, suggesting it is either a well-preserved example or has seen limited handling. The surface appears relatively smooth with a consistent patina, typical of a circulating coin of this age. No specific maker's marks or minting symbols are discernible from the provided image, but the design is consistent with official Czech coinage from that period. The craftsmanship appears to be of standard mint quality, with clear, defined lines in the design elements.