During the War of Independence in 1848, on the orders of Lajos Kossuth, the Hungarian mint began to produce new coins that harmonized with the usual krajcár-ducat system, but were already decorated with Hungarian inscriptions. Among the coins of 1848 produced at the Nagybánya mint (mint mark: NB) are the copper 1 krajcár, the silver ten and twenty krajcár, and the gold ducat. In 1849, only copper 1 and 3 krajcár coins and silver 6 krajcár coins were produced. After the end of the War of Independence, coins with Hungarian inscriptions were officially withdrawn from circulation, and very few of them remained. The 1 krajcár of 1849 is particularly rare, while the silver 10 krajcár and the gold ducat are still exceptionally rare. The portrait of Ferdinand V is on the 10-20 krajcáros and the ducat, and the Virgin Mary on the other side. The other coins were decorated with the crowned coat of arms.