SCWPM P136a TBB B545a 100,000,000 B-pengo Hungarian Banknote Uncirculated UNC (03/06/1946)
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| SCWPM | The Banknote Book | Prefix / Suffix | Denom | Unit | Year | Grade | Price | Stock |
| Item | Price | Stock | ||||||
| P136a | TBB B545a | 100,000,000 | B-pengo | 03/06/1946 | UNC | $ 444.50 | Sold Out | |
| P136a TBB B545a 100,000,000 B-pengo 03/06/1946 UNC | $ 444.50 | Sold Out | ||||||
| Parliament House on back on Danube River in Budapest. Portrait of a woman wearing a head scarf. No security thread or watermark. Signatures: Sandor Propper, Imre Oltvanyi & Lajos Farago. Printer: Penzjegynyomda. Issued without serial number. | ||||||||
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Száz millió B pengö is one hundred million trillion pengö. One hundred quintillion. 100,000,000,000,000,000,000. The highest denomination that ever actually circulated, thus an remarkably distinctive piece to many collectors. The note was demonetised on 31st July,1946. Issued by Magyar Nemzeti Bank, the Hungarian National Bank. Ferenc Helbing, 25 December, 1870-28 January 1958, designed the banknote. The engraver was Endre Horváth, 1896- 1954.
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