1945-46 Hungary Banknote Pengo Set Post-WWII Hyperinflation Progression Bills
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Acquire a striking historical collection with this multi-note set featuring four authentic Hungarian hyperinflation banknotes issued between late 1945 and early 1946. This carefully assembled group showcases the transition from large post-war denominations to staggering billion-unit currencies. The selection includes the November 1945 1 Million Pengő with its classic landscape engraving and the vibrant multilingual 10 Million Pengő displaying a soaring dove, alongside the March 1946 100 Million Pengő featuring a young woman in folk attire and the imposing purple-brown 1 Billion Pengő portrait note. Together, they form a vivid physical timeline of the world’s most extreme hyperinflationary spiral.
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Fine (F) with Circulation. The notes are completely intact but show clear signs of heavy historical handling. They feature distinct, deep vertical center creases, typical edge ruffling, patina, and minor border nicks consistent with circulated wartime currency.
- One Million Pengő ("Egymillió Pengő"): Issued November 16, 1945 | Serial: N 081 / 091626.
- Ten Million Pengő ("Tízmillió Pengő"): Issued November 16, 1945 | Serial: O 007 / 015118.
- One Hundred Million Pengő ("Százmillió Pengő"): Issued March 18, 1946 | Serial: P 190 / 099056.
- One Billion Pengő ("Egymilliárd Pengő"): Issued March 18, 1946 | Serial: R 011 / 076230