According to a 21 February 2018 press release, “Danmarks Nationalbank has chosen the French company Oberthur Fiduciaire SAS as its supplier of Danish banknotes from 2018. The contract has been signed as a four-year framework agreement, with the option that it may be extended for a further two years. TheRead More…
Like B938c, but new date (2016). Prefix A7. Courtesy of Frede Hansen.Read More…
B935f: Like B935e, but new date (2016). Courtesy of Frede Hansen.Read More…
,, B937e: Like B937d, but new date (2015). Three signature varieties confirmed. Prefix A8. Courtesy of Janus Juraschek.Read More…
B935e: Like B935d, but new date (2014). Prefix B3. Courtesy of Frede Hansen.Read More…
B936d: Like B936c, but new date (2015) and new prefix B2. Courtesy of Frede Hansen.Read More…
500 kroner, (20)12. Like P68, but new date. Prefix A4. Courtesy of Tristan Williams.Read More…
According to a press release dated 21 October 2014, Danmarks Nationalbank will discontinue the internal production of banknotes and coins in 2016, due to declining demand for cash. By outsourcing the production to a third-party, the bank is expected to save 100 million kr. until 2020.Read More…
, 50 kroner, (20)13. Like P65, but new date and new signatures. Prefix B0. Courtesy of Bill Stubkjaer.Read More…
1,00 kroner, (20)12. Like P69, but new date. Prefix A5. Courtesy of Frede Hansen.Read More…