Description: Issued by the Kingdom of Hungary (MAGYARORSZÁG), this 16-fillér denomination belongs to the landmark definitive series introduced during the nation's post-World War I currency stabilization program. The highly detailed, line-engraved central composition highlights the distinct Neo-Gothic facade and towering spires of the iconic Matthias Church in Budapest, a historic structural treasure where many Hungarian monarchs were crowned. The top margin is defined by clean, framed typography displaying the state name "MAGYARORSZÁG," while the base is anchored by the dual numeric denomination "16" flanking the central text "FILLÉR." The featured example exhibits standard 15-gauge perforation borders and carries an authentic, dark black ink circular date postmark from genuine postal mail use.
Circa: 1926
Condition: Used.
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