0800 030 6855

[email protected]

Czech Koruna

Exchange yours now

The Czech Koruna was introduced as the currency of the Czech Republic in 1993, replacing the Czechoslovak Koruna. The name ‘koruna’ means ‘crown’ and has its origin in the Latin word ‘corona’. It is related to similarly named ‘krona’ and ‘krone’ currencies of Northern Europe.

We exchange both Koruna coins and paper money, and we also accept withdrawn Czech Koruna banknotes. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.

To convert your leftover Czech Koruna to cash, select the type of Czech Koruna you want to exchange:

Grid
List

current Czech Koruna banknotes accepted for exchange

current Czech Koruna banknotes

Issued by the Prague-based Czech National Bank from 1996, the koruna bills used in Czechia today have more advanced security features than the older 1993-1995 s...

Czech koruna coins accepted for exchange

Czech Koruna coins

The Prague-based Czech National Bank has been producing Czech coinage since 1993. Coins from 1 to 50 koruna are legal tender in the Czech Republic. Despite thi...

withdrawn Czech koruna banknotes accepted for exchange

Czech Koruna discontinued banknotes

These banknotes lack a symbol on the back side. In 1996, the Prague-based Czech National Bank replaced older style Koruna banknotes by a new series with more ad...

Demonetized Czech Koruna banknotes

demonetized Czech Koruna banknotes

These banknotes were withdrawn from circulation by the Czech National Bank and replaced by Czech koruna coins. The exchange deadline for them has expired and th...

Czechoslovak korun banknotes

obsolete Czechoslovak korun banknotes

The Czechoslovak Koruna was the currency of Czechoslovakia before the country split up into the Czech Republic and Slovakia, in 1993. Czechoslovak koruna bankno...