10 Kroner 2000, Millennium Change - Year 2000 [Czech Republic]

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Reverse
In the central part of the reverse is a relief image of the mechanism of the astronomical clock located in Prague's Old Town Square. Below is the stamped text: '10 KČ' - 10 Kroner. Along the edge of the coin is the inscription: '2000 год' in Czech: 'ROK 2000', in Latin: 'ANNO MM', and in Braille (for the blind). Below the number 2000 is the monogram 'LK' - the mark of engraver Ladislav Kozák.
Obverse
In the central part is one of the elements of the Czech coat of arms – a lion rampant. Along the upper arc of the coin's edge, from left to right, runs the text in Czech: 'ČESKÁ REPUBLIKA', which translates to 'Czech Republic'. Below the lion is the mintmark of the mint in Jablonec nad Nisou. In the lower part along the arc of the coin's edge, separated by dots from the inscription, is the year of issue 2000.