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Description
The Ford Model T, known affectionately as the "Tin Lizzie," transformed transportation worldwide, leaving a profound impact on Hungary.
In Hungary, the Model T revolutionized transportation and spurred economic growth after its debut in 1908. Its affordability, durability, and straightforward design quickly made it a favorite among the public, thanks to Henry Ford's pioneering mass production techniques. Notably, Hungarian-American engineers contributed significantly to its development.
From a Hungarian perspective, the Model T holds special significance, as distinguished Hungarian car designers József Galamb and Jenő Farkas were integral members of its design team. Galamb's groundbreaking planetary transmission system, a key innovation, simplified operation, maintenance, and enhanced reliability, solidifying the Model T's status as a revolutionary automobile.
Engraver: István Holló
Obverse
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Depicts the Ford Model T automobile, with a circular inscription stating "FORD MODEL T" above it. Below the car, the text "DESIGNED BY HUNGARIANS: JÓZSEF GALAMB AND JENŐ FARKAS" is inscribed. · FORD T · MODELL · |
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Reverse
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Depicts a detail of the front of the Ford Model T car and the circular inscription "HUNGARIAN REPUBLIC" in the middle section. Below, in horizontal rows, are the denomination, the year of issue "2006," and the mint mark "BP." In between the top peak and the circular inscription is the engraver's privy mark. MAGYAR KÖZTÁRSASÁG |
| Edge |
1000 Forint
Third Republic
Hungarian Explorers and Their Inventions
Ford Model T
Subscribe series
KM# 787 Adamo# EM200
Hungarian Explorers and Their Inventions
Ford Model T
Characteristics
| Type | Commemorative Issue (Non-circulating) |
| Material | Copper Nickel |
| Weight | 14 g |
| Diameter | - |
| Width | 28 mm |
| Height | 28 mm |
| Thickness | 2.1 mm |
| Shape |
square
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| Alignment | Medal |
| Mint |
Budapest Mint (BP)
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