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Hungary 1 Milliard - Billion B.-Pengo Banknote, 1946, P-137, UNC

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Hungary 1 Milliard - Billion B.-Pengo banknote from 1946 has a pick number P-137, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition, and features Lucia Lendvay.


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    HUNG137U
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This uncirculated 1-milliard b-pengo banknote is a standard circulation banknote issued by the Hungarian National Bank. It is a green banknote that is dated 3 June 1946, bear the signatures of Imre Degen, Imre Oltvanyi, and Lajos Farago, and measures 175 mm x 85 mm. Its obverse side features Lucia Lendvay from Szekesfehervar. Its reverse side shows guilloches. The note does not have a security thread or a watermark. Also, the note was demonetized in 1946.

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