6 Kreuzers Rozsnyó

Rozsnyó — now Rožňava in southern Slovakia — was a royal free mining town with silver and iron extraction at the core of its economy. In 1849, during the Hungarian Revolution against Habsburg rule, dozens of Hungarian municipalities issued their own emergency fractional notes as metallic coinage disappeared from circulation. This 6 Krajcár piece is one of those local emissions: authorized by the town itself, almost certainly printed on whatever press was available locally, and valid only within a limited trading radius.

Ambrus catalogues this as #273, placing it within a well-documented but thinly surviving class of Hungarian municipal siege-era notes. Few circulated long enough to wear heavily; the revolution collapsed by August 1849, after which Habsburg authorities suppressed these issues.