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5 Korona

Uitgever Hungarian Royal Ministry of Finance
Jaar 1920
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Waarde 5 Crowns (Koronás)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Circular note composed entirely of intricate guilloche lathe-work radiating from a central vignette bearing the numeral '5' in ornate script, enclosed within a decorative cartouche. The word 'KORONA' is inscribed in a curved banner across the lower portion of the central medallion. The entire design field is filled with dense, symmetrical engine-turned patterns incorporating stylized foliate and scroll motifs executed in dark ink on pale grey paper.
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Beschrijving keerzijde Circular note with an elaborate guilloche underprint radiating outward in concentric layers of fine lathe-work from a central vignette bearing the Hungarian Royal coat of arms — the horizontally striped field and apostolic double cross on a green hill — rendered in detailed intaglio. The surrounding engine-turned pattern of interlocking scrolls and lace-like geometric rosettes fills the entire note surface, framed by a scalloped outer border.
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Hungary's postwar currency situation in 1920 was chaotic by any measure. The Austro-Hungarian Krone had collapsed in value alongside the empire itself, and the successor states were scrambling to establish independent monetary identities. This 5 Korona was issued by the Hungarian Royal Ministry of Finance — a state treasury note, not a central bank instrument — because Hungary's banking infrastructure had fractured along with its territory.

Pick 56A is distinguished from the closely related 56B by its serial number configuration. Forgeries of low-denomination Korona notes from this period circulated widely enough that the Ministry introduced verification measures on later printings.

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