Hungary 10,000 Pengo Banknote, 1945, P-119a, Used

This used 10,000 Hungarian pengo banknote was introduced in 1945 to address the post-war hyperinflation. It is a red, orange, and green note that is dated 15 July 1945 and signed by Thaly Zsigmond, KarOltvanyi Imre, and Farago Lajos. Its obverse side portrays oak and olive branches flanking the crowned coat of arms of Hungary and the side profile of a woman with a tiara. Its reverse side shows guilloches and the denomination. The note does not have a security thread, watermark, or adhesive stamp. Its dimensions are 170 mm x 83 mm.