10 korun CZECHOSLOVAKIA (1990-1993) Tomáš Masaryk

in the centre the Coat of Arms of the Federal Republic; above: ČSFR (in Slovak Česká a Slovenská Federatívna Republika, in Czech Česká a Slovenská Federativní Republika - Czech and Slovak Federal Republic); below year of issue; on the left in two lines face value: 10 / KČS (Korun československých - Czechoslovak crowns)

in the centre head of Masaryk facing right; along the left edge two dates: 1850•1937; along the right edge: T.G. MASARYK

eight plain and eight reeded sections (with nine corrugations each)

30 X 1990

15 VI 1993 (in Slovakia), 31 VII 1993 (in Czech Republic)

Jarmila Truhlíková-Spěváková (initials JTS below year of issue on the obverse), Miroslav Ronai (initials MR or signature RONAI on the bottom of the reverse)

Mincovňa Kremnica (Kremnica Mint), Kremnica

1990 [1990]	2 570 000
1991 [1990]	7 420 000
1992 [1993]	2 500 000

1990 - there exist four different varieties of reverse designer initials MR and one variety of full designer's signature RONAI.

Coins of this type were produced in 1991 as well with struck date 1990. Distinguishing this series from the 1990 is not possible. In 1992 on the other hand, for unknown reasons, coins with date 1993 were produced. The future tricked the mint, because on January 1, 1993 Czechoslovakia ceased to exist.

Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk (1850-1937) - philosopher, sociologist, politician, the first president of Czechoslovakia, called the father of independent Czechoslovakia.