1946 Hungary Banknote 100 Million Milpengo Trillion Pengo Hyperinflation UNC Toned

Discover a phenomenal artifact of post-World War II history with this authentic 1946 Hungarian One Hundred Million Milpengő banknote. The front features a green border framing a graceful portrait of a young woman in traditional folk attire, while the reverse showcases a beautifully detailed view of the iconic Hungarian Parliament Building along the Danube. Issued near the absolute climax of the world's most severe hyperinflation crisis, this visually striking note is a compelling historical anchor for any collection.

Uncirculated (UNC) with Natural Patina. A perfectly crisp note with sharp corners and zero folds or bends. Displays natural vintage paper toning and scattered age spots across both faces.

One Hundred Million Milpengő ("Százmillió Milpengő") — Equivalent to 100 Trillion (100,000,000,000,000) base Pengős: Issued June 3, 1946 | Series 🕳️ (Issued without serial numbers due to late-stage emergency hyperinflation printing).