List of Austrian Krone banknotes

From 1892 bis 1924 there was in Austria the crowns -Währung. However, the first kroner banknotes did not come out until 1900 .

Crown banknotes until 1917

The following is an overview of the Krone banknotes that have been issued . The sources of information are the two books and.

Illustration		value	size	date				design	useful information
front	back			pressure	output	Außerkurs- reduction	Pre- inclusive period (invalid from)
Austro-Hungarian Bank (until 1923)
		10 crowns	120 × 80 mm	March 31, 1900	September 2, 1901	February 28, 1907	February 28, 1913	Rudolf Rössler	is also available with a redemption note on the German side
		20 crowns	135 × 90 mm	March 31, 1900	20th September 1900	June 30, 1910	June 30, 1916	Rudolf Rössler	is also available with a redemption note on the German side
		50 crowns	150 × 100 mm	January 2, 1902	May 26, 1902	July 31, 1919	July 31, 1925	Rudolf Rössler
		100 crowns	165 × 110 mm	January 2, 1902	October 20, 1902	August 31, 1912	August 31, 1918	László Hegedűs
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	January 2, 1903	August 31, 1921	August 31, 1927	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	Negative pressure gray-greenish to gray-lilac-pink
		10 crowns	135 × 80 mm	January 2, 1904	February 25, 1905	??	December 31, 1921	Josef Pfeiffer , Rudolf Rössler
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1907	June 22, 1908	December 31, 1915	December 31, 1921	Josef Pfeiffer, Rudolf Rössler
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1910	August 22, 1910	May 31, 1915	May 31, 1921	Koloman Moser
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1912	December 23, 1912	September 30, 1922	September 30, 1928	Josef Pfeiffer
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	September 29, 1913	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	without edition designation on the side
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	October 28, 1918	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	Lateral edition designation "II. EDITION "
		50 crowns	160 × 100 mm	January 2, 1914	December 18, 1916	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer
		1 crown	114 × 68 mm	August 5, 1914	not issued	not issued	not issued	Josef Pfeiffer, Rudolf Rössler	3 copies known
		2 crowns	113 × 68 mm	August 5, 1914	August 21, 1914	??	??	Josef Pfeiffer, Rudolf Rössler	with series A, B or C
		5 crowns	120 × 79 mm	August 5, 1914	not issued	not issued	not issued	Josef Pfeiffer, Rudolf Rössler	2 copies known
		10 crowns	150 × 80 mm	January 2, 1915	July 24, 1916	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer
		1 crown	113 × 68 mm	December 1, 1916	December 21, 1916	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Hans Schramm , Rudolf Rössler, Rudolf Junk	Series over 7000 is Hungarian edition
		2 crowns	125 × 83 mm	March 1, 1917	July 9, 1917	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Hans Schramm, Rudolf Rössler, Rudolf Junk	with and without Serie A; Series over 7000 is Hungarian edition
		5 crowns	121 × 77 mm	October 1, 1918	not issued	not issued	not issued	Hans Schramm, Rudolf Rössler, Rudolf Junk	3 copies known
		25 crowns	135 × 80 mm	October 27, 1918	October 30, 1918	April 30, 1919	April 30, 1925	Rudolf Rössler	Series über 3000 is a Hungarian edition from 1919
		200 crowns	168 × 100 mm	October 27, 1918	October 30, 1918	April 30, 1919	April 30, 1925	Rudolf Rössler	with series B or with 6-digit series and comma; Serie A is Hungarian edition
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	December 19, 1918	September 30, 1920	September 30, 1926	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler

German-Austrian banknotes

After the First World War and the collapse of the monarchy, the banknotes were given an additional DEUTSCHÖSTERREICH stamp.

Illustration		value	size	date				design	useful information
front	back			pressure	output	Außerkurs- reduction	Pre- inclusive period (invalid from)
with the imprint "DEUTSCHÖSTERREICH" many of these banknotes come with additional stamps: Variant A : two-line stamp "NOTE ECHT / STEMPEL FALSCH", "from the commission / for the examination of disputed notes", with or without the initials of the examining persons Variant B : "NOTE REAL / stamp cannot be ascertained ”,“ by the commission / for the examination of objectionable notes ”, with or without the initials of the examiner Variant C : only two-line stamp“ NOTE REAL / STAMP FALSE ” Variant D : several stamps“ REAL ”and facsimile signature stamp Variant E : with three-line imprint "ECHT / ÖSTERREICHISCH-UNGARISCHE BANK / Hauptanstalt Wien" and two signatures (printed on the left, facsimile on the right)
		1 crown	113 × 68 mm	December 1, 1916	January 9, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Hans Schramm, Rudolf Rössler, Rudolf Junk
		2 crowns	125 × 83 mm	March 1, 1917	January 9, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Hans Schramm, Rudolf Rössler, Rudolf Junk
		10 crowns	150 × 80 mm	January 2, 1915	March 12, 1919	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	with gravure (series up to 1245) or flat printing (series from 1240); Pistil red or red-orange; also with stamp A
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	March 12, 1919	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	without edition designation on the side, with print horizontally on the coat of arms; also with stamps A or C
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	March 12, 1919	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	without edition designation on the side, with imprint under the coat of arms; also with stamps A or C
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	March 12, 1919	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	Lateral edition designation "II. EDGE ”, with a horizontal print on the coat of arms; also with stamps A or D
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	March 12, 1919	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	Lateral edition designation "II. EDITION ", with imprint under the coat of arms, red or orange stamp; also with stamps A or D
		50 crowns	160 × 100 mm	January 2, 1914	March 12, 1919	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	also with stamps A or C
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1912	March 12, 1919	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	also with stamps A, B or C
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	March 12, 1919	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	Negative pressure gray-green to gray-pink; also with stamps A, C or E.
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	March 12, 1919	March 31, 1925	March 31, 1928	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	also with stamps A, C or E.
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	Spring 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with stamp E
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	Spring 1920	March 31, 1925	March 31, 1928	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with stamp E
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1912	1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	Front and back the same; Paper thick (up to series 3490, KN 18331 occupied) or thin (from series 3490, KN 28583 occupied); Red or orange stamp
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	May 7, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	Negative pressure greenish to pink; Red or orange stamp
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	1920	March 31, 1925	March 31, 1928	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	Red or orange stamp
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler, RS: Rudolf Junk	Stamp horizontally to the right of eagle's crown; Series occupied until 2009
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler, RS: Rudolf Junk	Stamp starts on eagle crown; only series 2986 occupied
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler, RS: Rudolf Junk	bottom left "II. EDGE “, stamp horizontally to the right of the eagle's crown; Negative pressure greenish; Series occupied until 2114
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler, RS: Rudolf Junk	bottom left "II. EDITION “, stamp begins on eagle crown; Negative pressure greenish to pink; Series from 2502 occupied
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	1920	March 31, 1925	March 31, 1928	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler, RS: Rudolf Junk	Stamp horizontally to the right of eagle's crown; Underprint gray-green to gray- beige
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	1920	March 31, 1925	March 31, 1928	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler, RS: Rudolf Junk	left margin “II. EDITION”; Stamp starts on eagle crown
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	1920	March 31, 1925	March 31, 1928	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler, RS: Rudolf Junk	left margin “II. EDITION”; Stamp horizontally to the right of the eagle's crown
with two-line stamp "Issued after October 4, 1920"
		1 crown	113 × 68 mm	December 1, 1916	October 21, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Hans Schramm, Rudolf Rössler, Rudolf Junk
		2 crowns	125 × 83 mm	March 1, 1917	October 21, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Hans Schramm, Rudolf Rössler, Rudolf Junk	Imprint on the German or Hungarian side; with or without Serie A
		10 crowns	150 × 80 mm	January 2, 1915	October 21, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	October 21, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	without edition designation on the side
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	October 21, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer	Lateral edition designation "II. EDITION "
		50 crowns	160 × 100 mm	January 2, 1914	October 21, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1912	October 21, 1920	January 31, 1924	January 31, 1927	Josef Pfeiffer
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	October 21, 1920	January 31, 1924	August 31, 1927	Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler

Danube state banknotes

After World War I there were politicians who could not come to terms with the fall of the monarchy. Because of this, banknotes were printed for a future Danube country , to which Austria, Hungary and maybe even Czechoslovakia should belong. Since this state was never realized, the tickets were later made available to the Austrian Lotteries , which used them as tickets for the 9th to 39th drawing between 1923 and 1938. For reasons of contemporary history, however, they are listed in almost every Austrian banknote catalog.

Illustration		value	size	date				design	useful information
front	back			pressure	output	Außerkurs- reduction	Pre- inclusive period (invalid from)
Danube state notes
		10 crowns	155 × 85 mm	(1921)	not issued	not issued	not issued	Rudolf Junk
		10 crowns	155 × 85 mm	(1921)	1923	1937	---	Rudolf Junk
		20 crowns	155 × 95 mm	(1921)	not issued	not issued	not issued	Rudolf Junk	only one copy known
		20 crowns	155 × 95 mm	(1921)	1923	1937	---	Rudolf Junk
		50 crowns	168 × 106 mm	(1921)	not issued	not issued	not issued	Rudolf Junk
		50 crowns	168 × 106 mm	(1921)	1923	1937	---	Rudolf Junk
		100 crowns	174 × 117 mm	(1921)	not issued	not issued	not issued	Rudolf Junk
		100 crowns	174 × 117 mm	(1921)	1923	1937	---	Rudolf Junk
		1000 crowns	200 × 133 mm	(1921)	not issued	not issued	not issued	Rudolf Junk	2 copies known
		1000 crowns	200 × 133 mm	(1921)	1923	1937	---	Rudolf Junk
		10,000 crowns	200 × 137 mm	(1921)	not issued	not issued	not issued	Rudolf Junk	2 copies known
		10,000 crowns	200 × 137 mm	(1921)	1923	1937	---	Rudolf Junk

Inflation crowns

In 1922 the last series of kroner banknotes was printed. Due to the ever faster inflation, security features were increasingly dispensed with, so that the 1-kroner note and the 2-kroner note even had an empty back. These kroner bills are also called inflation kronor .

Illustration		value	size	date				design	useful information
front	back			pressure	output	Außerkurs- reduction	Pre- inclusive period (invalid from)
Austro-Hungarian Bank (until 1923) - inflation kroner
		1 crown	76 × 56 mm	January 2, 1922	July 24, 1922	May 31, 1934	May 31, 1937	Rudolf Junk
		2 crowns	82 × 60 mm	January 2, 1922	July 24, 1922	May 31, 1934	May 31, 1937	Rudolf Junk, Rudolf Rössler
		10 crowns	94 × 70 mm	January 2, 1922	July 26, 1922	May 31, 1934	May 31, 1937	Rudolf Junk, Rudolf Rössler
		20 crowns	100 × 74 mm	January 2, 1922	August 12, 1922	May 31, 1934	May 31, 1937	Rudolf Junk, Rudolf Rössler
		100 crowns	107 × 79 mm	January 2, 1922	July 5, 1922	August 31, 1925	August 31, 1928	Rudolf Junk, Rudolf Rössler
		1000 crowns	116 × 86 mm	January 2, 1922	July 17, 1922	August 31, 1925	August 31, 1928	Rudolf Junk, Rudolf Rössler	exists without watermark (series up to 2999, 3225 to 3342 occupied) and with watermark (series 3001 to 3164 occupied)
		5000 crowns	193 × 106 mm	January 2, 1922	January 26, 1922	??	??	Hans Schramm, Rudolf Junk
		50,000 crowns	193 × 106 mm	January 2, 1922	January 28, 1922	March 31, 1926	??	Hans Schramm, Rudolf Junk	exists with and without an asterisk in front of the control number at the bottom right
		100,000 crowns	195 × 132 mm	January 2, 1922	August 12, 1922	March 31, 1926	??	Hans Schramm, Rudolf Junk
		500,000 crowns	198 × 107 mm	September 20, 1922	September 26, 1922	March 31, 1926	March 31, 1929	Karl Sterrer , Rudolf Junk

The transition to the shilling

In 1924 the crown was replaced by the shilling . For 10,000 kroner you got 1 shilling. The plural of schilling was still schillings in the first schilling edition .

Illustration		value	size	date				design	useful information
front	back			pressure	output	Außerkurs- reduction	Pre- inclusive period (invalid from)
National Bank of Austria
		10,000 crowns	126 × 79 mm	January 2, 1924	April 8, 1924	December 31, 1926	December 31, 1929	Rudolf Junk
		1 million crowns	193 × 93 mm	July 1, 1924	not issued	not issued	not issued	Rudolf Junk, Karl Sterrer	3 copies known, illustration is sample; this design was later used for the 100 shillings note
		10,000 crowns = 1 shilling	126 × 79 mm	January 2, 1924	May 11, 1925	December 31, 1926	December 31, 1929	Rudolf Junk	the only note with a crown and shilling indication

Receipts

The following receipts circulated mainly between the central bank and the loan office. There was no acceptance obligation for private individuals, so that they cannot be directly compared with banknotes. The information on this can be found in.

Illustration		value	size	date				design	useful information
front	back			pressure	output	Außerkurs- reduction	Pre- inclusive period (invalid from)
Receipts
		250 crowns	250 × 140 mm	September 26, 1914
		2000 crowns	250 × 140 mm	September 26, 1914
		10,000 crowns	250 × 140 mm	September 26, 1914
		1000 crowns	approx. 230 × 130 mm	1918					various dates printed or stamped; Back side blank or with text
		5000 crowns	approx. 230 × 130 mm	1918					various dates printed or stamped; Back side blank or with text
		10,000 crowns	approx. 230 × 130 mm	1918					different dates stamped
		100,000 crowns	approx. 230 × 130 mm	1918					different dates stamped
		1000 crowns	220 × 129 mm	December 23, 1921					are also redeemed and canceled
		5000 crowns	220 × 129 mm	December 23, 1921					are also redeemed and canceled
		10,000 crowns	220 × 129 mm	December 23, 1921					are also redeemed and canceled
		100,000 crowns	220 × 129 mm	December 23, 1921					are also redeemed and canceled
		1 million crowns	210 × 106 mm	September 11, 1922					are also redeemed and canceled
		5 million crowns	210 × 106 mm	September 11, 1922					are also redeemed and canceled

Use of kroner banknotes in Romania

The Bukovina , Transylvania and Banat lost the Austro-Hungarian monarchy in Romania. The Austrian kroner banknotes traded there were provided with a black round stamp with the wording "ROMANIA TIMBRU SPECIAL" and the Romanian national coat of arms from June 16, 1919 to July 19, 1919. In Bukovina the stamp was placed on the German side of the banknote, in Transylvania and in the Banat on the Hungarian side. The 1 and 2 kroner banknotes remained valid without being canceled. In contrast to other countries, banknotes that were stamped in Yugoslavia or Hungary were also stamped again.

Illustration		value	size	date				design	useful information
front	back			pressure	output	Außerkurs- reduction	Pre- inclusive period (invalid from)
		10 crowns	135 × 80 mm	January 2, 1904				Josef Pfeiffer, Rudolf Rössler	with stamp on the German or Hungarian side
		10 crowns	150 × 80 mm	January 2, 1915				Josef Pfeiffer	with stamp on the German or Hungarian side
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1907				Josef Pfeiffer, Rudolf Rössler	with stamp on the German (existence questionable) or Hungarian side
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1915				Josef Pfeiffer	without edition designation on the side, with stamp on the German or Hungarian side
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913				Josef Pfeiffer	Lateral edition designation "II. EDITION ", with a stamp on the German or Hungarian side
		50 crowns	150 × 100 mm	January 2, 1902				Rudolf Rössler	with stamp on the German or Hungarian side
		50 crowns	160 × 100 mm	January 2, 1914				Josef Pfeiffer	with stamp on the German or Hungarian side
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1910				Koloman Moser	with stamp on the German (existence questionable) or Hungarian side
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1912				Josef Pfeiffer	with stamp on the German or Hungarian side
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902				Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with stamp on the German or Hungarian side
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918				Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with stamp on the German (existence questionable) or Hungarian side

Use of kroner banknotes in Czechoslovakia

In March 1919, Czechoslovakia implemented currency segregation. The 10, 20, 50 and 100 kroner banknotes were stamped on the Hungarian side . A brand-like imprint was printed on the 1000 kroner banknote. Because these Czech banknotes were often forged (for example with false brands), they were canceled with different stamps.

Illustration		value	size	date				design	useful information
front	back			pressure	output	Außerkurs- reduction	Pre- inclusive period (invalid from)
		10 crowns	150 × 80 mm	January 2, 1915	March 3, 1919	June 20, 1920		Josef Pfeiffer	with blue 10 Heller sticker
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	March 3, 1919	June 20, 1920		Josef Pfeiffer	without edition designation on the side, with red 20-Heller sticker
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	March 3, 1919	June 20, 1920		Josef Pfeiffer	Lateral edition designation "II. EDITION “, with a red 20-Heller sticker
		50 crowns	160 × 100 mm	January 2, 1914	March 3, 1919	February 20, 1920		Josef Pfeiffer	with a brown 50-Heller adhesive label ( crossed-out label indicates a counterfeit label )
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1912	March 3, 1919	November 15, 1919		Josef Pfeiffer	with red 1-crown sticker
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	March 3, 1919	November 15, 1919		Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with red brand-like 10-crown imprint

Use of the kroner banknotes in Hungary

After the First World War took Hungary out of the real union with Austria, the Austro-Hungarian monarchy was dissolved. The Austrian banknotes in circulation initially retained their validity. The 1, 2, 25 and 200 kroner banknotes were printed in a slightly different version with different serial number variants, the remaining banknotes were stamped with a dark red round stamp with the inscription "MAGYARORSZAG" in the ornament wreath. Later the 25 and 200 kroner banknotes were also stamped. Because there were numerous forged stamps, the stamps were crossed out with a black St. Andrew's cross and given a new number and an additional stamp. Later they were content with the St. Andrew's cross.

Illustration		value	size	date				design	useful information
front	back			pressure	output	Außerkurs- reduction	Pre- inclusive period (invalid from)
		1 crown	113 × 68 mm	December 1, 1916	April 30, 1919	June 13, 1922		Hans Schramm, Rudolf Rössler, Rudolf Junk	Series over 7000 (Hungarian edition) without and with asterisk after the series, without stamp
		2 crowns	125 × 83 mm	March 1, 1917	May 25, 1919	May 13, 1922		Hans Schramm, Rudolf Rössler, Rudolf Junk	Series over 7000 (Hungarian edition), "Secretary General" or "Secretary General" under the right signature on the German side, without a stamp
		10 crowns	135 × 80 mm	January 2, 1904	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Josef Pfeiffer, Rudolf Rössler	with stamp
		10 crowns	150 × 80 mm	January 2, 1915	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Josef Pfeiffer	with stamp
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1907				Josef Pfeiffer, Rudolf Rössler	with stamp
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Josef Pfeiffer	without edition label on the side, with stamp
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Josef Pfeiffer	Lateral edition designation "II. EDITION ", with stamp
		25 crowns	135 × 80 mm	October 27, 1918	April 25, 1919	November 11, 1920		Rudolf Rössler	Series over 3000, back with or without wavy lines, without stamp
		25 crowns	135 × 80 mm	October 27, 1918	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Rudolf Rössler	Series up to 2000 (Austrian edition), back with wavy lines, with stamp
		25 crowns	135 × 80 mm	October 27, 1918				Rudolf Rössler	Series over 3000 (Hungarian edition), back without and with wavy lines, with stamp
		50 crowns	150 × 100 mm	January 2, 1902				Rudolf Rössler	with stamp
		50 crowns	160 × 100 mm	January 2, 1914	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Josef Pfeiffer	with stamp
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1910	1920			Koloman Moser	with stamp
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1912	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Josef Pfeiffer	with stamp
		200 crowns	168 × 100 mm	October 27, 1918	November 7, 1918	November 11, 1920		Rudolf Rössler	with series A to 2000 (Hungarian edition), back blank, without stamp
		200 crowns	168 × 100 mm	October 27, 1918	May 20, 1919	November 11, 1920		Rudolf Rössler	with series A over 2000 (Hungarian edition), back without or with wavy lines, without stamp
		200 crowns	168 × 100 mm	October 27, 1918	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Rudolf Rössler	with series B (Austrian edition), reverse with wavy lines, with stamp
		200 crowns	168 × 100 mm	October 27, 1918	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Rudolf Rössler	Series 6-digit, number 5-digit (Austrian edition), back with wavy lines, with stamp
		200 crowns	168 × 100 mm	October 27, 1918	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Rudolf Rössler	with series A to 2000 (Hungarian edition), back without wavy lines, with stamp
		200 crowns	168 × 100 mm	October 27, 1918	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Rudolf Rössler	with series A over 2000 (Hungarian edition), back without or with wavy lines, with stamp
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with stamp
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	March 19, 1920	December 31, 1922		Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with stamp
“MAGYARORSZAG” stamp with St. Andrew's cross crossed out, another number and an additional stamp “ Stamp was issued by the royal. Hungarian state printing office in Budapest found to be inauthentic according to information from the Austrian-Hungarian Bank, main office in Budapest . "
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	1920			Josef Pfeiffer	without edition label on the side, with two stamps, St. Andrew's cross and new number
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	1920			Josef Pfeiffer	Lateral edition designation "II. EDITION “, with two stamps, St. Andrew's cross and new number
		50 crowns	160 × 100 mm	January 2, 1914	1920			Josef Pfeiffer	with two stamps, St. Andrew's cross and new number
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1912	1920			Josef Pfeiffer	with two stamps, St. Andrew's cross and new number
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	1920			Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with two stamps, St. Andrew's cross and new number
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	1920			Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with two stamps, St. Andrew's cross and new number
"MAGYARORSZAG" stamp crossed out with St. Andrew's cross, otherwise no further numbers and stamps
		10 crowns	135 × 80 mm	January 2, 1904	1920			Josef Pfeiffer, Rudolf Rössler	with stamp and St. Andrew's cross
		10 crowns	150 × 80 mm	January 2, 1915	1920			Josef Pfeiffer	with stamp and St. Andrew's cross
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	1920			Josef Pfeiffer	without edition label on the side, with stamp and St. Andrew's cross
		20 crowns	150 × 90 mm	January 2, 1913	1920			Josef Pfeiffer	Lateral edition designation "II. EDITION ", with stamp and St. Andrew's cross
		50 crowns	160 × 100 mm	January 2, 1914	1920			Josef Pfeiffer	with stamp and St. Andrew's cross
		100 crowns	163 × 108 mm	January 2, 1912	1920			Josef Pfeiffer	with stamp and St. Andrew's cross
		200 crowns	168 × 100 mm	October 27, 1918	1920			Rudolf Rössler	with series A to 2000 (Hungarian edition), reverse without wavy lines, with stamp and St. Andrew's cross
		200 crowns	168 × 100 mm	October 27, 1918	1920			Rudolf Rössler	with series A over 2000 (Hungarian edition), reverse with wavy lines, with stamp and St. Andrew's cross
		1000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	January 2, 1902	1920			Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with stamp and St. Andrew's cross
		10,000 crowns	192 × 128 mm	November 2, 1918	1920			Rudolf Rössler, Heinrich Lefler	with stamp and St. Andrew's cross

See also : List of Austrian guilder banknotes

Web links

Commons : Banknotes of Austria (1919-1924)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Commons : Coins of Austria, corona (1892-1918)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Austrian banknotes from guilders to euros
• Bank Note Museum - AUSTRIA - Austrian-Hungarian bank
• Bank Note Museum - ROMANIA - Bucovina, Transylvania & Banat
• Bank Note Museum - CZECHOSLOVAKIA - Austrian-Hungarian bank
• Bank Note Museum - HUNGARY - OSZTRÁK-MAGYAR BANK

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o} Rudolf Richter: Paper money special catalog Austria 1759–2010 . Frühwald, 2010, ISBN 978-3-9502590-4-9 , p. 74-112 .
2. ↑ ^{a b c d} Johann Kodnar, Norbert Künstner: Catalog of Austrian banknotes from 1759, 3rd edition . Self-published, 2018, ISBN 978-3-9504334-1-8 , p. 119-191, 349-354 .
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Rudolf Richter: Paper money special catalog Austria 1759–2010 . Frühwald, 2010, ISBN 978-3-9502590-4-9 , p. 390-391 .
4. ^ Rudolf Richter: Paper money special catalog Austria 1759-2010 . Frühwald, 2010, ISBN 978-3-9502590-4-9 , p. 234-235 .
5. ↑ Johann Kodnar, Norbert Künstner: Catalog of the Austrian bank notes from 1759, 3rd edition . Self-published, 2018, ISBN 978-3-9504334-1-8 , p. 298, 308-313 .
6. ^ Rudolf Richter: Paper money special catalog Austria 1759-2010 . Frühwald, 2010, ISBN 978-3-9502590-4-9 , p. 236-239 .
7. ↑ Johann Kodnar, Norbert Künstner: Catalog of the Austrian bank notes from 1759, 3rd edition . Self-published, 2018, ISBN 978-3-9504334-1-8 , p. 298-299, 314-316 .
8. ^ Rudolf Richter: Paper money special catalog Austria 1759-2010 . Frühwald, 2010, ISBN 978-3-9502590-4-9 , p. 183-185, 240-243 .
9. ↑ Johann Kodnar, Norbert Künstner: Catalog of the Austrian bank notes from 1759, 3rd edition . Self-published, 2018, ISBN 978-3-9504334-1-8 , p. 317-325 .
10. ↑ ^{a b} Peter Kuscsik: Magyarorszag Papirpenzei 1900 - 1946 . ISBN 978-80-972519-1-8 , pp. 33-41, 74-78 .