Hungary

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oh yeah, I've got one of those also..

 

A few more

 

Franz Joseph I (1848-1916).
One forint 1879, silver .900, weight - 12,3457 g., size - 29 mm, thickness - 2 g., mintage - 25755927 pcs.

 

Monetary system 1892-1918: 1 korona = 100 filler.

 

2 filler 1895, bronze, weight - 4 g., size - 19 mm, thickness - 1 mm, mintage - 65017000 pcs. Demonetized at 01.01.1927.

 

10 filler 1895, nickel, weight - 3 g., size - 19 mm, thickness - 1,32 mm, mintage - 16804000 pcs. Demonetized at May 1 1918.

 

20 filler 1893, nickel, weight - 3,7 g., size - 21,1 mm, thickness - 1,52 mm, mintage - 27187000 pcs.

 

Karl IV (1916-1918).
20 filler 1916, iron, weight - 3,33 g., size - 21 mm, thickness - 1,35 mm, mintage - unknown. Demonetized at January 1 1927.

 

Franz Joseph I (1848-1916).
1 korona 1895, silver .835, weight - 5 g., size - 23 mm, thickness - 1, 5 mm, mintage - 18544000 pcs. Engravers: Jozsef Reiser (obverse) and Karoly Gerl (reverse). Demonetized at December 31 1926.

 

1 korona 1896, silver .835, weight - 5 g., size - 23 mm, thickness - 1, 5 mm, mintage - 1000000 pcs. "Millenium Commemorative".

 

2 korona 1912, silver .835, weight - 10 g., size - 27 mm, thickness - 2 mm, mintage - 4000000 pcs. Demonetized at December 31 1926.

 

5 korona 1908, silver .900, weight - 24 g., size - 36 mm, thickness - 2,6 mm, mintage - 1742000 pcs. Engraver: Jozsef Reisner. Demonetized at January 1 1927.

 

Hi everyone!

I live in Hungary, as my name shows, so if you have any questions about Hungarian coins, I'd be glad to help you!
Of course I have many hungarian coins, and also banknotes, so,if you let me, I'm not gonna load them up one by one to this side.

 

jó napot ...

remélem tetszeni fog az oldal =)

 

I like this couple very much.

 

I also like the 1936 2 Pengo coin. It commemorates the 50th anniversary of the death of Franz von Liszt. The image that is used for Columbus on the USA commemorative 50-cent coin looks like this portrait of Mr Franz von Liszt.

 

Well, we know from photographies what Franz Liszt (the "von" was and is not really used) or Liszt Ferenc/z looked like. Interesting hair style.

What is also worth mentioning, I think, is the mint marks. "BP" is Budapest as you might have guessed - and "KB" is short for Körmöcbánya. That town was in the Hungarian part of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. Today the place is Kremnica, Slovakia ... and still has a mint.

Christian

 

2 pengo 1935, silver .640, weight - 10 g., size - 27 mm, thickness - 2,1 mm, mintage - 50000 pcs. "300th Anniversary of the Founding of Pazmany University". The single release only. I like the design very much. I looked for this coin some years. And at last I found.