Sweden new sig/date (2008) 50-kronor note confirmed
2011-01-28
50 kronor (US$7.70), (20)08. Like P67, but new date and signatures (Johan Gernandt and Stefan Ingves). Courtesy of Bill Stubkjaer.Read More…
Sweden new sig/date (2009) 100-kronor note confirmed
2011-01-28
100 kronor (US$15.40), 20)09. Like P64, but new date and signatures (Johan Gernandt and Stefan Ingves). Courtesy of Bill Stubkjaer.Read More…
Sweden new sig/date (2007) 20-krona note confirmed
2010-11-06
20 kronor (US$3), (200)7. Like P63, but new date and new signature combination. Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.Read More…
Sweden’s Riksbank supports keeping 20-kronor note and adding 200-kronor note
2010-03-17
In a notice dated 17 March 2010, the General Council of the Riksbank (Sweden’s central bank) decided “to support the Executive Board’s proposal to supplement the present banknote and coin series with a 2-kronor coin and a 200-kronor banknote, and to renew the Swedish banknote and coin series. However, theyRead More…
Sweden considering changes to its currency
2010-02-18
According to the minutes of a recent Sveriges Riksbank meeting dated 1 February 2010, the bank is working on a design of a new banknote and coin series. The bank also asked parliament to allow it to issue a 2-krona coin, replace the 20-krona note with a coin, and issueRead More…
Sweden new date (2007) 500-kronor confirmed
2009-01-05
500 kronor (US$63.40), (200)7. Like P65, but new date and new signatures. Courtesy of banknoteshop@gmx.net.Read More…
Sweden revised 50-kronor note (2004) confirmed
2007-11-28
, 50 kronor (US$7.95), (200)4. Issued March 15, 2006. Like P62, but new signatures (Jan Bergqvist and Lars Heikensten), 2-mm wide solid security thread with repeating 50, holographic stripe, microtext, Omron rings, 50 as registration device and electrotype watermark, irridescent stripe on back. Printer: Tumba Bruk. 120 x 77 mm.Read More…
Sweden revised 1,000-kronor note confirmed
2007-11-27
, 1,000 kronor (US$160), (200)5. Issued March 15, 2006. Like P60, but new signatures (Jan Bergqvist and Lars Heikensten), design bleeds to border, windowed Motion security thread, 2-mm wide solid security thread with repeating 1000, holographic stripe, microtext, 17th century warship in UV ink, Omron rings, 1000 as registration deviceRead More…