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Brass medal J. Cimrman Theatre - Marlén Jelinková stand | Czech Mint
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Product description Czech giant Jára Cimrman (in fact a fictional character created by Jiří Šebánek, Ladislav Smoljak and Zdeněk Svěrák) is believed to have been born between 1853 and 1859 in Vienna. His life-long legacy encompasses a variety of scientific and artistic fields: he was involved in theatre, literature and music and he was also a remarkable inventor. He inspired many important figures worldwide; he lugged on his back forty-five buckets or pitchblende to Marie and Pierre Currie’s basement, he praised Chekhov for his book of short stories and fertilized his cherry orchard, and he also found a rental apartment for Eiffel. His inheritance was discovered on 23 February 1966, at 10:05 a.m. Since 1967, the Jára Cimrman Theatre has devoted its performances to disseminating the ideas of this genius. To mark the 45th anniversary of the theatre and commemorate its first venue, Malostranská beseda in Prague, the Czech Mint has designed a set of medals in gold, silver and patinated brass. The design was executed in cooperation with the theatre actors. Part of the profits from the sale of medals will be donated to the establishment of the Four Muses House - a pensioners’ home for actors built in Prague under the auspices of the Charter 77 Foundation. More Less Coin name: Brass medal J. Cimrman Theatre - Marlén Jelinková stand Date of issue: September 2012 Product Code: 30762-819 Issuer: Czech mint Author of the obverse: Jaroslav Weigel, Milan Sypěna Author of the reverse: Jaroslav Weigel, Milan Sypěna Numbered issue: No Certificate of Authenticity: Yes Material: Brass Veneer: Yes Fineness: 0 / 1000 Packaging: Green plastic case Capsule: Yes |