Hungary 1873 Revenue Stamp, 2 Krajczár

Hungary · 1873 · 2 Krajczár

This is a Hungarian revenue stamp, also known as a fiscal or tax stamp, from the first series issued under the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The design features a large numeral '2' indicating the denomination of 2 Krajczár, framed by an ornate design and topped with the Crown of Saint Stephen, a key element of the Hungarian coat of arms.

Issued following the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867, these revenue stamps were used to collect taxes on various documents and transactions, signifying Hungary's administrative and fiscal autonomy within the dual monarchy.