Hungary 5 pengo Saint Ladislav on Horseback RESTRIKE PR66 PCGS silver coin 1929

The Hungary 5 Pengő silver restrike coin dated 1929 celebrates the legendary King Saint Ladislaus, one of Hungary’s most admired medieval rulers and a symbol of knightly courage, faith, and national strength. Certified PR66 by PCGS, this impressive restrike reproduces the artistry of the historic issue with brilliant proof surfaces and finely sculpted relief. Saint Ladislaus, canonized by the Catholic Church, became famous for defending Christianity and strengthening the Hungarian kingdom during the 11th century, making him a heroic figure deeply rooted in Hungarian history and folklore.

The obverse features an extraordinary equestrian depiction of Saint Ladislaus riding a richly ornamented horse while raising a battle axe beneath a radiant heavenly symbol. Decorative floral motifs, medieval ornaments, stars, and elegant borders surround the dynamic scene, emphasizing the coin’s Gothic-inspired artistic style. The reverse presents two detailed winged angels supporting the Holy Crown of Hungary above the national coat of arms. Laurel and oak branches, intricate chain-like ornaments, heraldic shields, and bold inscriptions complete the majestic composition. Every detail reflects themes of monarchy, sainthood, protection, and divine authority.

This silver restrike remains highly collectible for its combination of religious symbolism, medieval imagery, and Hungarian national heritage. The PR66 PCGS certification highlights its premium preservation and attractive proof finish, making it an excellent addition for collectors of European crowns, royal commemoratives, and historical silver coinage. Its powerful horseback design and angelic heraldry give the piece exceptional visual appeal and historical depth.

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