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The Czech koruna is the currency of the Czech Republic since 1993. Learn about its history, denominations, euro adoption discussion, and more on Wikipedia.
Learn about the history, design and security features of the 20 euro note, the third-lowest value euro banknote used by 25 countries in Europe. See images, maps and facts about the note that depicts Gothic architecture and bridges.
The Czechoslovak koruna (Kčs) was the currency of Czechoslovakia from 1919 to 1993, and of both Czech Republic and Slovakia for a brief time. The symbol of the koruna was Kčs, and it was divided into 100 haléřů or halierov.
The Czech Republic is a candidate for the eurozone enlargement and uses the Czech koruna as its currency. It is not bound by any target date or opt-out for joining the euro, but faces public opposition and economic challenges.
Learn about the 29 currencies used in the 50 countries of Europe, including the euro, the most commonly used currency in the region. Find out the currency sign, ISO code, fractional unit and previous currency of each country.
Euro banknotes are the common currency of the eurozone, issued by the national central banks or the European Central Bank. They have different denominations, colors, sizes and architectural themes, and contain security features to prevent counterfeiting.
Learn about the developed export-oriented social market economy of the Czech Republic, a high-income EU member with a high human development index. Find statistics on GDP, trade, inflation, unemployment, and more.
Learn how to identify the national designs, mint marks, date stamps and edge inscriptions of euro coins from different countries. See the list of euro coins by country, type, description and image.