Lot of 20 Historical Hungarian Banknotes - Pengő Hyperinflation Era, Milpengő & Forint A fascinating and comprehensive collection of 20 vintage Hungarian banknotes. This extended lot features a phenomenal representation of the infamous post-WWII Hungarian hyperinflation period (one of the highest recorded inflation rates in history), including ultra-high denomination "Milliárd" and "Milpengő" notes. It also showcases beautiful pre-war Pengő notes and a classic Forint note. Perfect for history enthusiasts and collectors of world paper money. ​The lot includes the following 20 banknotes: ​Pre-War / Early Pengő Era: ​1x 10 Pengő (1936) - Featuring Madonna and Child ​1x 10 Pengő (1943) ​1x 20 Pengő (1941) ​1x 50 Pengő (1932) ​2x 100 Pengő (1930) - Featuring King Matthias Corvinus ​Post-WWII Hyperinflation Era (1945-1946): ​1x 100 Pengő (1945) ​2x 500 Pengő (1945) ​2x 1,000 Pengő (1945) ​2x 10,000 Pengő (1945) ​2x 100,000 Pengő (1945) ​1x 1,000,000 (One Million) Pengő (1945) ​1x 10,000,000 (Ten Million) Pengő (1945) ​1x 1,000,000,000 (One Billion) Pengő (1 Milliárd Pengő, 1946) ​1x 100,000 Milpengő (One Hundred Thousand Million Pengő, 1946) ​Modern Era: ​1x 200 Forint (1998) - Featuring King Charles I (Károly Róbert) ​Condition: Circulated condition. The notes show various signs of wear, including folds and minor edge wear (typical for the hyperinflation era notes). Please carefully examine the provided high-resolution obverse (front) and reverse (back) photos to determine the exact condition for yourself. You will receive exactly the banknotes shown in the pictures.