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1 Korona Huszt
| Uitgever | Huszti Általános Takarékpénztár részvénytársaság |
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| Jaar | 1919 |
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| In omloop tot | 31 December 1920 |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Plain typeset note within a rectangular border, issued by the Huszti Általános Takarékpénztár részvénytársaság (Huszt General Savings Bank). The denomination EGY KORONA is printed in large bold capitals at centre, with the date of validity 1920. ÉVI JUN. 30-ÁN and the issue date Kibocsátva 1919. jul 30 at foot; two manuscript signatures appear in violet ink across the centre field, validating the note as genuine. |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | Huszti Általános Takarékpénztár részv. társ. Ezen pénztárjegy ellenében 1920. ÉVI JUN. 30-ÁN 1 EGY KORONA 1 TÖRVÉNYES PÉNZT FIZET. Kibocsátva 1919. jul 30 Érvényét veszti 1920. decz 31. |
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The Huszti Általános Takarékpénztár — the General Savings Bank of Huszt — was one of dozens of Hungarian provincial financial institutions that issued emergency small-denomination notes (szükségpénz) in 1919, when the collapse of Austria-Hungary and the subsequent chaos of the Hungarian Soviet Republic left ordinary commercial paper money either unavailable or distrusted. Huszt, a town in the Carpathian Ruthenia region, would soon be incorporated into Czechoslovakia under the Treaty of Trianon, making these local issues obsolete almost immediately after printing.
The Ambrus catalog documents this as issue II#1505, suggesting it belongs to a systematically recorded regional series. Signatories Krausz Béla and Guttman were almost certainly bank directors or authorized officers rather than government officials — a distinction that mattered legally in any subsequent disputes over redemption.