Bohemia & Moravia 1940 5 Korun P-4 WW2 German Occ. Used Banknote

Bohemia & Moravia 1940 5 Korun Banknote – Pick# 4 – WWII German Occupation

Occupied Czechoslovakia Currency – Circulated Wartime Note

This 5 Korun banknote, issued in 1940 under Nazi occupation, is a striking example of World War II-era emergency currency. Cataloged as Pick# 4, it was printed for use in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia—the German-controlled territory carved from Czechoslovakia during the early years of the war.

Key Features:

• Country: Bohemia & Moravia (German Occupation)

• Year: 1940

• Denomination: 5 Korun

• Pick Number: P-4

• Condition: Used / Circulated

• Type: Occupation Currency

• Obverse: Stylized Czech lion within a patterned frame

• Reverse: Denomination with ornate detailing

• Language: Czech and German

• Color Scheme: Green and gray

• Issuing Authority: German Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia

This note represents a period of immense political and cultural suppression, with design choices reflecting Nazi efforts to assert control while maintaining an illusion of local governance. A must-have for collectors of WWII occupation currency, Czech history, or Axis-era banknotes.