Time Period: 1939-1945

Currency: Bohemian-Moravian Crown

21.03.1939
German ordinance ["über die Währungsverhältnisse im Protektorat Böhmen und Mähren"] on the exchange rate between the Czechoslovak Crown and the German Reichsmark (corresponded to a 32% devaluation against the US Dollar); effective 22.03.1939
31.03.1939
Government decree [No. 96] on the establishment of the National Bank for Bohemia and Moravia out of the Czechoslovak National Bank; effective immediately
01.04.1939
Start of currency exchange:
- mid-1939: Issuance of overprinted Czechoslovak banknotes of 5, 1 Crowns
- around 1940: Start of issuance of regular banknotes and coins
- The Czechoslovak banknotes were not demonetized but gradually withdrawn, the subsidiary coins remained current.

08.10.1992
Constitutional act [No. 493] on the dissolution of Czechoslovakia: $9 established the right to create separate central banks for the Czech and Slovak Republics; effective 01.01.1993.
- 13.11.1992: Constitutional act [No. 541] on the distribution of assets between the Czech and Slovak Republics after the dissolution Czechoslovakia: §4 regulated the distribution of the IMF quota, §6 (4) regulated the distribution of the Czechoslovak State Bank's assets; effective 01.01.1993.
17.12.1992
Law [No. 6/1993] on the establishment of the Czech National Bank; effective upon constitution of the bank on 01.01.1993
01.01.1993
Start of currency exchange:
- 01.01.1993: Start of issuance of the new banknotes and coins
- 05.02.1993: Demonetization of the Czechoslovak currency.