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Vintage Banknote 1930-1941 Hungary Pengő 4pc Set 10 20 50 100 Old Paper Money Excellent

Vintage Banknote 1930-1941 Hungary Pengő 4pc Set 10 20 50 100 Old Paper Money Excellent

€61,95 - €61,95
€61,95
€61,95 - €61,95
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Own a piece of genuine European monetary history. This unique offering consists of a curated vintage set of four progressive Hungarian Pengő banknotes, spanning the pre-WWII era from 1930 to 1941. What makes this specific compilation extraordinary is its cohesive presentation of Hungary's classic banknote design era.

All four bills exhibit preserved character, showing historical handling that highlights their journey through the shifting borders of Central Europe, surviving the turmoil of World War II and the subsequent economic collapse as a single, beautifully matched legacy set.

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Condition Grade: Circulated /Extremely Fine (EF) to Very Fine (VF). A clean, premium-grade set. The paper structures remain crisp and firm, showing excellent eye appeal, sharp margins, vibrant original ink tones, and minor handling folds that tell a story of careful historical preservation.

Lot Quantity: 4 Distinct Progressive Banknotes (Sold together as a single historical set)

Catalog Identification: Pick #98 (10 Pengő), Pick #111 (20 Pengő), Pick #99 (50 Pengő), and Pick #112 (100 Pengő)

Serial Number Inventory:

  • 10 Pengő: B 034 / 083545
  • 20 Pengő: C 269 / 084867
  • 50 Pengő: D 047 / 074255
  • 100 Pengő: E 341 / 027687

The face of each note highlights a masterwork of Hungarian engraving:

10 Pengő (1936): Features the elegant profile of the Madonna (Szűz Mária) with the infant Jesus on the left, counterbalanced by a traditional model portrait on the right.

20 Pengő (1941): Showcases a rustic central vignette of a shepherd with his flock alongside an ornately decorated female portrait.

50 Pengő (1932): Highlights the famed romantic poet and revolutionary hero, Petőfi Sándor, underscored by a crossed sword, quill, and lyre.

100 Pengő (1930): Displays the authoritative portrait of the legendary Renaissance monarch, King Matthias (Hunyadi Mátyás), flanked by a pair of angels holding the national coat of arms.

The reverse sides are equally striking, exhibiting intricate geometric guilloche patterns, multi-language denominations, and expansive historical fine-art engravings—such as Visky János's famous "Herding on the Hortobágy" featured on the back of the 50 Pengő note.

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