Tolar to St. Wenceslaus - The legendary Prince Wenceslas became apparently nevyobrazovan�j�� historical figure on the Czech coins, medals but also the sealer. His portrait began to appear regularly already on denars from the time of Prince Jaromir (1004 - 1012. As a rider on horseback began V�clav be displayed during the reign of Vladislav II. (1140-1172), later a saint fame spread gold ducats. The equestrian portrait of St. Wenceslas, supplemented text "Saint Wenceslas, perish forbid us and future," moreover also adorn contemporary Czech twenty crowns.

Tolar to St. Wenceslaus began minting powerful Olomouc Bishop Francis Cardinal Dietrichstein, who in 1608 won by Emperor Rudolph II. sterling privilege. Olomouc bishops were the restoration of rights that guaranteed no longer an instrument of the eleventh century.

The obverse side of the coin depicts the figure of the legendary Czech patron shield and banner. Rub decorated with three Dietrichsteins characters diverging from the center angles after one hundred and twenty degrees. Silver replica also includes the year 2004, and mint mark.