Paper money of the Austro-Hungarian gulden

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Austro-Hungarian gulden paper money first appeared after 1881. The inscriptions on the banknotes were in German on the one side and in Hungarian on the other, however, the design for both sides was similar. The banknotes were issued by the Austro-Hungarian Bank and their value was guaranteed with gold cover as enacted in the Banking Act. State notes were issued by the treasury and had no such cover. The banknotes and state notes took part equally in the circulation.

Banknotes after the Ausgleich
Image		Value	Dimensions	Description		Date of
Obverse	Reverse			Obverse	Reverse	printing	issue	withdrawal
		10 Gulden / forint	132 × 89 mm	Female models	Female models	1 May 1880	3 January 1881	28 February 1903
		100 Gulden / forint	153 × 107 mm	Allegoric figures	Allegoric figures	1 May 1880	31 October 1881	30 April 1904
		1000 Gulden / forint	180 × 126 mm	Young female models	Young female models	1 May 1880	31 October 1881	30 April 1904
State notes after the Ausgleich
		1 Gulden / forint	71 × 112 mm	Franz Joseph I of Austria	Franz Joseph I of Austria	1 January 1882	6 October 1882	30 June 1890
		1 Gulden / forint	68 × 105 mm	Franz Joseph I of Austria and child angel	Franz Joseph I of Austria and child angel	1 July 1888	13 July 1889	30 June 1890
		5 Gulden / forint	136 × 92 mm	Franz Joseph I of Austria and female models	Franz Joseph I of Austria and female models	1 January 1881	1 October 1881	28 February 1903
		50 Gulden / forint	170 × 110 mm	Franz Joseph I of Austria and allegoric composition	Franz Joseph I of Austria and allegoric composition	1 January 1884	23 May 1884	28 February 1903
These images are to scale at 0.7 pixels per millimetre, a standard for world banknotes. For table standards, see the banknote specification table.

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