Hungary. 5 pengo 1938 - Hungría - 24,94g Ag (No reserve price)

Hungary's 5 pengo coin from 1938 is an example of the nation's currency during the interwar period when the pengo was Hungary's official currency from 1927 to 1946. This coin typically contains silver and weighs around 24.94 grams, reflective of the monetary standards of that era. The pengo was introduced to stabilize Hungary's economy following the hyperinflation period in the early 1920s. The 5 pengo coin usually features national symbols and inscriptions signifying its denomination and year of minting. Collectors of Central European coins prize these for their historical value, silver content, and insight into Hungary's economic history leading up to World War II.