Hungary 2 filler Miklos Horthy RESTRIKE PROOF Variety KM-518 PR66 PCGS coin 1942

The Hungary 2 Fillér restrike proof coin dated 1942 is a fascinating numismatic issue connected to the era of Miklós Horthy, Regent of Hungary during a pivotal period of 20th-century European history. Certified PR66 by PCGS, this beautifully preserved restrike combines historical symbolism with elegant Hungarian coin design. The obverse displays the Hungarian Holy Crown floating above the date, surrounded by the national inscription “Magyar Királyság.” The crown is rendered with remarkable detail, including arches, cross, ornamental panels, hanging decorations, and pearl-like borders. A finely toothed rim frames the entire composition, emphasizing the classic appearance of the wartime-era design.

The reverse features the denomination “2 Fillér” within an ornate decorative frame of flowing curves and stylized floral motifs. The mintmark “BP.” appears below, while the proof surfaces create a reflective contrast against the raised lettering and borders. The coin’s simple yet elegant typography and symmetrical arrangement reflect the restrained artistic style of mid-20th-century Hungarian coinage.

Originally associated with the Kingdom of Hungary period under Miklós Horthy, these restrike proof issues are sought after by collectors for their historical background, exceptional strike quality, and connection to European wartime numismatics. Certified in PR66 condition by PCGS, this coin stands out with sharp details, mirrored fields, and strong eye appeal. An excellent collectible for enthusiasts of Hungarian history, monarchy-era coinage, and classic European proof coins.

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