200 Korona

The 200 Korona of 1918 was among the last issues authorized by the Austro-Hungarian Bank before the dissolution of the empire rendered the institution itself obsolete. When the armistice came in November 1918, the successor states — Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania, and others — each scrambled to claim or quarantine circulating currency. Most applied ink stamps or perforations to distinguish "their" korona notes from those of neighboring states, a process that makes the unstamped form genuinely harder to find than the stamped variants in several series.

The Wilsenburg and Gulío signature combination places this at the very end of the bank's operational life.