1946 Hungary Banknote 100 Million Pengő Hyperinflation WWII Collectible Money XF
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¥3,600
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Original price
¥3,600
Original price
¥3,600
¥3,600
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¥3,600
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Discover a striking piece of Post-World War II history with this authentic 1946 Hungarian 100 Million Pengő banknote. The front features a warm brown ornate border framing a graceful vignette of a young Hungarian woman in traditional folk attire, while the reverse displays a sweeping view of the iconic Hungarian Parliament Building along the Danube. Marking the peak of the most severe hyperinflation crisis ever recorded in human history, this genuine mid-1946 note provides a compelling historical anchor for worldwide currency and inflation-era collections
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Condition: Extremely Fine (XF) with Foxing. A highly detailed, crisp historical survivor displaying clean borders, sharp imagery, a distinct vertical center handling fold, and mild paper rippling. Features prominent foxing (natural rust-brown aging spots) scattered across both faces, particularly noticeable around the margins and the front portrait.
One Hundred Million Pengő ("Százmillió Pengő") — The Post-WWII Hyperinflation Issue: Issued March 18, 1946 | Serial P 081 / 062049.