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| 表面の説明 | Central vignette of a woman's portrait within an oval frame, flanked by two putti amid fruiting garlands in an elaborate letterpress composition. Numeral 20 appears in the upper left and right corners, with ornate guilloche ovals in the lower corners. The issuer's name and denomination are printed in bold across the centre, with the date Budapest, 1919. augusztus 9. and three manuscript signature lines below. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | HŰSZ KORONA ZWANZIG KRONEN DVACET KORUN ДВАЦЯТЬ КОРОН |
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The Magyar Postatakarékpénztár was pressed into emergency currency production following the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy in late 1918. Hungary's separation from Austria created an immediate banknote shortage — the new state had no central bank yet, and the Postal Savings Bank filled the gap by issuing denominations that the old joint monarchy had never needed to produce independently.
This 20 Korona was printed locally in Budapest rather than through the established Austro-Hungarian printing apparatus in Vienna, which had ceased to serve Hungarian interests. The Kun Soviet Republic, which governed Hungary from March to August 1919, inherited and continued circulating these notes — giving a single issue two very different political regimes within its first year.