No finds this weekend despite the fact I made an effort to use only cash. So it is back to the vaults with the last of the H countries. That is right, Hungary land of something and Rubik Cubes.
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| MAGYAR KOZTARSASAG · 1994 · (THE REPUBLIC OF HUNGARY) |
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| 10 FORINT BP. (BP is the Budapest mintmark) |
you would be lost. Back in those days I would try to look up flags in the World Almanac
or even country names, since they were often listed with original spellings. Just trying to match the coin symbols with country symbols is tough.Here's the stats...
Type/Country: 10 Forint / Hungary
Year: 1994
Mintage: 66,605,005
Metal: Brass
Value: $0.10 in Fine
Do you have a coin from Hungary and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
5 dollars worth, for Comments/Questions click here.:
Why do some countries decide not to put the name of their country on their currency?
Why do some countries decide not to put the name of their country on their currency?
Not sure sometimes like in Great Britain they use that abbreviated title:
D G REG F D
d.g.; dei gratia, "by the grace of God"
Reg; Regina - "queen"
f.d.; fid. def. - "defender of the faith"
Sometimes titles are more important than names.
Sometimes the American names are completely different than the country of origin (Magyar = Hungarian).
Thanks for clearing that up!
I have one
Magyar Köztársaság = Republic of Hungary
It is now changed to Magyarország (Hungary) and you can still use the old one too.
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