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| 表面の説明 | The obverse bears an octagonal or rectangular violet rubber stamp reading "M. POSTATAKARÉKPÉNZTÁR" (Hungarian Postal Savings Bank), with the word "KIR" (royal) scratched away from the stamp impression. The face carries the principal inscription denoting the non-interest-bearing cash ticket value of one hundred thousand tax pengő, framed by ruled borders typical of emergency wartime issues. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | TUDNIVALÓK Felmondás kelte: Kifizetés kelte: Az adópengő névértékének a kifizetés napján megfelelő összege átvetemm. aláírás. Magyar Postatakarékpénztár |
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The adópengő was a parallel accounting unit introduced by the Hungarian government in January 1946 specifically to index tax payments and public accounts against the catastrophic hyperinflation consuming the regular pengő. It was never intended as a circulating currency in the conventional sense — more a fiscal stabilizer, a way to denominate government obligations in something that could be adjusted daily against a published index. By mid-1946, the index multiplier had grown so extreme that nominal values on these notes were essentially meaningless within days of issue.
Hungary's hyperinflation of 1945–46 remains the most severe ever recorded, with the daily inflation rate peaking above 200% in July 1946. The 100,000 adópengő denomination, enormous by any prewar standard, was already inadequate before the series was withdrawn.