1930 Hungary Banknote 100 Pengo Pair Vibrant Purple E-Series Old World Money

These classic Hungarian 100 Pengő banknotes are among the most celebrated pre-World War II European currencies. Dated July 1, 1930, the design features the striking portrait of King Matthias (Mátyás Király) on the obverse, while the reverse displays a beautifully detailed panorama of Buda Castle topped by a majestic turul bird. Collectors value these notes for their intricate copperplate engraving craftsmanship and artistic layout. Both banknotes in this pairing belong to the historical E-series print run, identified by the serial prefixes E 502 and E 582.

Extremely Fine (XF) to Very Fine (VF). Both notes are in crisp condition with vibrant coloration. They contain visible center and corner folds.