1946 Hungary Banknote 100 Million Pengo Antique Horizon of Parliament Bill

Own a captivating relic from one of the most dramatic chapters in monetary history with this March 1946 Hungarian 100 Million Pengő banknote. The front features a delicate portrait of a young woman in traditional folk attire, while the reverse displays a majestic, highly detailed engraving of the Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest. Over the decades, the paper has naturally and evenly aged into a rich, antique-looking yellow patina, which beautifully highlights its genuine historic character. It stands as a striking physical monument to a record-breaking monetary collapse.

Fine (F) with Rich Antique Patina: The note remains structurally stable and free of border tears, but displays clear signs of historical handling, including a distinct vertical center crease, light surface wrinkling, and a beautifully aged-yellow coloration.