The commemorative "Slava Ukrajině" banknote

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Issued in Czechia, all proceeds will go to help Ukraine.



Translated from google translate:

Commemorative print in the form of a banknote (memory card) Glory to Ukraine and both additional commemorative prints are a charitable project of the Czech Ducats and their partners.

Due to the fact that all production costs are paid by České ducáty, SOPO and other partners, 100% of the sale price of the offered products will be sent to the Post Bellum - Memories of the Nation association for a charity fundraiser to help Ukraine.

Only defense equipment and medical supplies are purchased from the funds of this collection, which are also immediately distributed to the affected areas.

The price of the memorial is CZK 1,500, and from each sold memorial we will hand over the entire amount of CZK 1,500 to the Let's Help Ukraine Memories of the Nation collection.


From the order page: The memory was designed by academic painter Eva Hašková, an experienced author of stamps and stamps, in a symbolic blue-yellow color. On the obverse is a detail of the statue of Berehynia - a symbol of freedom - erected on Independence Square in Kiev. Rub shows the oldest church in the capital of Ukraine, the Church of St. Sofia.

The printing house is provided by a long-term partner of the Czech Ducats - the State Printing House of Securities. It is printed by offset on paper with a linden leaf watermark, there is no lettering numbering. Each piece will be delivered in a package from Grammage.

Link: https://2022ukrajina.cz/

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1. Not legal tender.

But it only costs about US$67, so there's that.

Wouldn't do it. I want the Ukrainians to have things that can be used to attack Russians "defending" Ukrainian territory from liberation.

It's one thing to need defensive weapons when the wolves are crashing through the door. Good. Kill them and replace the door. But then you're stuck with the wolf packs in your front and back yards, waiting. For those, you don't want traps.