Tien poltura, noodmunt van Frans Ragotzky, tijdens de Hongaarse opstand 1706

This small, 1706, bronze coin was created during the Hungarian uprising against the Habsburgs, known as the Rákóczi Uprising, and is a prime example of numismatic art during times of revolution. The obverse features the Hungarian coat of arms within a crown, with the date “1706” inscribed around it, symbolizing the nation’s fight for independence. On the reverse side, the inscription "PRO LIBERTATE" (for liberty) with a stylised "X" inside a wreath, likely references the Rákóczi name. The coin, a symbol of resistance, reflects the struggles for self-determination during the tumultuous period.