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100 Forint András Fáy

Issuer Hungarian National Bank
Year 1986
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Weight 12.1 g
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Obverse description The obverse features the denomination '100 FORINT' prominently displayed in the central field, flanked by the date '1986' to the left and the Budapest mint mark 'BP.' to the right. Surrounding the central design, the circular legend 'MAGYAR NÉPKÖZTÁRSASÁG' (Hungarian People's Republic) runs along the outer rim. A facsimile inscription reading 'Használni!...' arcs across the upper field in cursive script, referencing Fáy's famous patriotic exhortation. The lower portion of the coin bears the inscription 'HAZAI ELSŐ PESTMEGYEI TAKARÉKPÉNZTÁR' (First Domestic Pest County Savings Bank), commemorating the institution Fáy helped found. A small decorative bee motif appears at the bottom of the field.
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Reverse description The reverse presents a finely engraved bust of András Fáy facing slightly to the left, rendered in a realistic portrait style typical of Hungarian commemorative coinage of the period. The subject is depicted in period-appropriate attire with a high collar, conveying the gravitas of a nineteenth-century statesman and writer. A cursive facsimile signature reading 'Fáy András' occupies the upper left field. The dates '1786-1864' appear to the right of the portrait, denoting the subject's birth and death years. The mint engraver's initial 'R' is discreetly placed near the rim.
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