pénzverde

Pénzverde is a Hungarian term that translates to "mint" in English. It refers to a facility where coins and banknotes are manufactured. Historically, mints have been state-owned institutions responsible for producing a nation's currency. In Hungary, the primary entity responsible for minting coins and producing banknotes is the Hungarian State Mint (Magyar Állami Pénzverde).

The Hungarian State Mint has a long and rich history, dating back centuries. It is involved in the production of circulating currency, commemorative coins, medals, and other precious metal products. The process of minting involves intricate machinery and strict security measures to prevent counterfeiting. The design and engraving of coin dies, the striking of coins, and the quality control processes are all crucial aspects of mint operations.

Beyond the physical production of currency, the term "pénzverde" can also sometimes be used metaphorically to describe a place where money is generated or made, often in a significant or prolific way, though its primary and literal meaning is that of a mint.