Third Czechoslovak haléř (1972-)
Starting in 1972, Czechoslovakia introduced a modernized series of low-denomination coins to meet the demands of a changing economy. This era saw a significant shift in materials and aesthetics: many aluminum issues were replaced by more durable brass and cupronickel alloys, and several denominations underwent total redesigns. While retaining the socialist-era shield and star emblem on the obverse, these coins feature cleaner, more industrial reverse designs. This batch captures the final unified coinage of the ČSSR and ČSFR, remaining in circulation until the creation of the independent Czech and Slovak Republics in 1993.
See also
- Currency
- Batch currencies: Czechoslovak Koruna
- Album
- Other batches in East Europe album: Albania: Third Series | Bosnia & Herzegovina: KM | Bulgaria: People’s Republic (1962–1990) | Bulgaria: Post-Communist Transition (1990–1999) | Bulgaria: Modern Lev (1999–Present) | Bohemia & Moravia: Protectorate | First Czechoslovak Koruna (1919-1945) | Third Czechoslovak haléř (1953-1962) | Third Czechoslovak Koruna | Third Czechoslovak haléř (1962-1972) | CSFR: Transitional Period | Czech Republic: Modern Sol | Czech Millennium | Commemorative Kuna | Croatia: Kuna & Lipa | People's Republic of Hungary (1951–1989) | Republic of Hungary — Transitional Issue (1990–1991) | Hungary: 3rd Republic | Hungary: Modern Era | Pengő Monetary Era | Moldova: Republic | North Macedonia: Republic | Romania People Republic | Romania Socialist Republic (RPR) | Romania: Socialist Republic | Romania: Post-Revolution | Romania: New Leu (RON) | Serbia: Republic | Slovenia: Tolar Era | Slovak Republic (1939–1945) | Slovakia: Koruna Series | Yugoslavia: Hard Dinar (1965) | Yugoslavia: 1971–1981 Series | Yugoslavia: 1982–1988 Series | Yugoslavia: 1988–1989 Series | Federativna Narodna Republica | Socialist Federation | Yugoslavia: Kingdom Era | Yugoslavia: Novi Dinar | Yugoslavia: Convertible Dinar
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