Remarks
- "MAGYAR ÁLLAMI VÁLTÓPÉNZ" = "Hungarian state token coin" - váltópénz literally means "small change"; here it stands to express that the metal of which the coin is made is worth less than the face value of the coin itself
- "MAGYAR KÖZTÁRSASÁG" = "Hungarian Republic"
- "MUNKA A NEMZETI JÓLÉT ALAPJA" = "Labour is the ground of national welfare"
- "M Á P V" = "Magyar Állami Pénzverde" = "Hungarian State Mint"
- "ESKÜSZÜNK ESKÜSZÜNK" = "We vow, we vow" (from the refrain of the Nemzeti dal by Sándor Petőfi)
- "A LEGNAGYOBB MAGYAR EMLÉKÉRE" = "To commemorate the greatest Hungarian" (Lajos Kossuth designated István Széchenyi as such)
- "MAGYAR NÉPKÖZTÁRSASÁG" = "Hungarian People's Republic"
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