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English:Kingdom of Hungary, 10 korona, 1920 Provisional issue with overstamp (using a 1915 Austro-Hungarian note).
The 1920 provisional issue of Hungarian banknotes used an earlier Austro-Hungarian Bank issue. The red circular overstamp on the front side served as validation of legal tender status in the Kingdom of Hungary.
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