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| Uitgever | Világítási és Vízmű Rt. (Lighting and Waterworks Joint-Stock Company), Budapest |
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| Jaar | 1920 |
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| Samenstelling | Paper |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | VILÁGÍTÁSI ÉS VÍZMŰ R.T. UTALVÁNY tíz, azaz 10 koronáról, melynek ellenértékét főpénztárunk szolgáltatja ki 1920. év deczember hó 1-ig. BUDAPEST |
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| Opschrift keerzijde | VILÁGÍTÁSI ÉS VÍZMŰ R.T. 10 KORONA 10 KORONA BUDAPEST |
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Világítási és Vízmű Rt. was a Budapest municipal utility company, and this 10 Korona note is a product of the extraordinary private money proliferation that swept Hungary in 1920. With the postwar collapse of state monetary authority and a catastrophic shortage of small-denomination currency in circulation, hundreds of Hungarian municipalities, companies, cooperatives, and institutions began issuing their own emergency paper — szükségpénz. Utility companies issuing their own scrip is not unusual in this period, but the Budapest examples carry a certain specificity: they were redeemable within a functioning urban infrastructure company, not a rural cooperative or wartime garrison.
The Adamo MSZK catalogue documents this as BUC-298.6, placing it within a well-documented Budapest emergency money sequence.