User:Chochopk/Note

C for coins, N for note, O for old or obsolete, B for bearer's check

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• 1 b.-pengő = 10⁶ milpengő = 10¹² pengő
• 1 milpengő = 10⁶ pengő
• The largest pengő denomination issued was 10⁸ b.-pengő (10²⁰ pengő), which was worth about US$ 0.2 on the day of issuance (11 July 1946). That means 1 US$ was approximately equal to 5×10²⁰ pengő.
• The largest pengő denomination printed was 10 times of that
• Adópengő was introduced on January 1, 1946, at par with pengő
• The largest adópengő denomination issued was 10⁸ adópengő
• The largest adópengő denomination printed was 10 times of that
• Forint was introduced on August 1, 1946. At that time,

1 forint = 2×10⁸ adópengő = 4×10¹⁷ b.-pengő = 4×10²⁹ pengő

1 adópengő = 2×10⁹ b.-pengő = 2×10²¹ pengő

1 forint = 4×10⁹ times the largest issued pengő note = 2 times the largest issued adópengő note

1 United States dollar = 11.74 forints = 4.696×10³⁰ pengő

• In July 1946, the inflation rate was 4.19×10¹⁶ (41.9 quadrillion) percent (or 4.19×10¹⁴ times) per month. Using this number, and assuming constant exponential inflation, we can derive the following

4.696×10³⁰ / 5×10²⁰ = 9.39×10⁹, which supports this hypothesis.

• In July 1946, the inflation rate was 4.19×10¹⁸ (4.19 quintillion) percent (or 4.19×10¹⁶ times) per month. Using this number, and assuming constant exponential inflation, we can derive the following

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