1923 Hungary 100 Korona Banknote (BAN496-)

Obverse: Features a portrait of King Saint Stephen I of Hungary, the country’s first king, within an ornate frame on the right side. The Hungarian coat of arms is displayed at the top center. The denomination "100" appears in all four corners. Centered text includes "SZÁZ KORONA" (One Hundred Korona) along with Hungarian inscriptions regarding legal tender. Dated Budapest, July 1, 1923.
Reverse: Displays the denomination "100" in each corner with intricate guilloche patterns. The center features "SZÁZ KORONA" surrounded by translations of "One Hundred Kronen" in multiple languages, including German, Romanian, Czech, and Serbian, reflecting the multicultural nature of the region.
Size: ±117 x 68 mm
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