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Showing posts with label Sweden. Show all posts
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...Sweden - 20 And 100 Kronor ND2022 Series K Prefix Prints

Kingdom of Sweden
Konungariket Sverige 

Central Bank of Sweden (Est; 1668)
Sveriges Riksbank
Currency - Krona (SEK)

 

Here, I have posted two notes both supposedly printed in 2022 with the prefix letter K. The two notes posted are the 20 and 100 kronor and it is believed that the 500 kronor is printed too. So far, none has been sighted in public yet. As at the time of this posting, only two prefixes for the 500 kronor have been issued and they were printed with the letters B (nd2014) and C (nd2015). I also read somewhere that this 500 kroner notes were also printed with the letters E (nd2017), F (nd2018) and G (nd2019). I am not sure if this is correct. Time will tell! 

There are no years printed on most recent banknotes issued but one can only tell which year the notes are printed by looking at the letter prefix. I have listed the prefixes and year of issues at the bottom of this post.

Twenty Kronor


Front - A portrait of Astrid Lindgren (b.1907-2002). Born Astrid Anna Emilia Lindgren was a Swedish children's book author, featuring likes of Pippi Longstocking, Emil of Lonneberga, Karlsson-on-the-Roof and The Six Bullerby Children books etc. In addition to these, she also wrote other fictional books and screenplays as well. It was reported that by 2010, over 160 millions written by her have been sold worldwide. To her right is one of her children's characters, Pippi Longstocking. 

Signatures
Chairman - Bo Goran Rickard Broman
Governor - Stefan Nils Magnus Ingves 

Year - Series K (nd2022) 

Watermarks - Astrid Lindgren and electrotype 20

Sizes - 120.5mm x 66mm

Back - It depicts a forest scene in Smaland, a province located in the southern part of Sweden as highlighted in the map. Astrid Lindgren was born near Vimmerby, about 300 kilometers south of Stockholm. The flower on the central bottom is the Linnaea or twinflower.


 

One Hundred Kronor 

Front - This is the second reprint of 100 kroner (3rd issue since 2014). This note basically honors the late Swedish born actress Greta Garbo (b.1905-1990). Greta Garbo was born in Stockholm and was named Greta Lovisa Gustafsson. At the young age of 20 years old, she went to Hollywood and became a premier star during Hollywood's silent movie eras. In 1951 she became a naturalised US citizen. In all, she acted in 34 movies and her Hollywood career started when she moved to the US in 1925. In total, she acted in 24 movies in the US from 1925 to 1941. It is surprising that her signature is not included in the design of the portrait.

Signatures
Chairman - Bo Goran Rickard Broman
Governor - Stefan Nils Magnus Ingves 

Year - Series K (nd2022) 

Watermarks - Greta Garbo and electrotype 100

Sizes - 133.5mm x 66.5mm

Back - On the back, the note depicted a few famous buildings situated or around in Stockholm, Sweden. From L-R, they are: The Palace, Parliament building and City hall building. In the background, it is believed that is the image of the Öresund Bridge that connects the city of Copenhagen in Denmark to Malmo in Sweden. To the far right is the map of Sweden. This map is printed on all the current series of banknotes issued since 2014.

Five Hundred Kronor (Missing if any)


Footnote: - Year of issues based on letter prefix printed

A - 2013 : test note - is it believed the 50 and 100 kronor were printed
B - 2014 : Full set 20 to 1000 kroner
C - 2015 : 100 and 500 kroner
D - 2016 : 20 and 100 kroner
E - 2017 : 500 kroner (none sighted yet)
F - 2018 : 500 kroner (none sighted yet)
G - 2019 : 500 kroner (none sighted yet)
H - 2020 : -
I - 2021 : not used
J - 2021 : 100 kroner
K - 2022 : 20, 100 and 500 kroner
L - 2023 : -
M - 2024 : -
N - 2025 : -
O - 2026 : Not sure if this letter will be used, if any 

...Sweden - 100 Kronor 2016 Print

Sweden 100 Kronor Prefix D ND2016

Signatures
Stefan Nils Magnus Ingves - Governor
Susanne Eberstein - Chairman of the General Council of the Riksbank – since 24.10.2014

One Hundred Kronor
ND2016, P71c
Reverse
Few years ago, it was reported that Sweden was moving towards a cashless society as banknotes and coins only represented 3% of the country's economy then. Is this still the case? Well, this is the third 100 Kronor printed since 2014. If the country was turning into a cashless society, then this is not showing it. This is the only prefix D sighted so far and I am not sure if other denominations are also reprinted. 

...Sweden - 2016 Issues (Prefix C - 2015 Prints)

Issue Date: 03.10.2016
Signatures
Stefan Nils Magnus Ingves - Governor
Susanne Eberstein - Chairman of the General Council of the Riksbank – since 24.10.2014

These two notes are the final issue of the new series when it was first released on 01.10.2015. These two notes are printed with the letter prefix C. According to the central bank website, this new series was printed with 3 prefixes – ie Letter A, B and C. The letter represents the year the note was printed, for example, letter A was printed in 2013, B = 2014 and C = 2015.

It is believed that this is how all the notes were printed since 2013:-

2013 Letter A = 50 and 200 Kronor
2014 Letter B = full set from 20 Kronor to 1000 Kronor
2015 Letter C = 100 and 500 Kronor

It appears that many collectors of the Swedish new series are not aware of this, which was first issued in 2015. Not even those sellers from Sweden too. In addition to the above, you will also notice that the signatures for the 2015 and 2016 issues are not the same too. The signatures on these two notes are; -

Letter B – Stefan Nils Magnus Ingves (Governor – assumed office 01.01.2006) / Johan Gernandt (Chairman of the General Council of the Riksbank – since 19.10.2006);
Letter C – Stefan Nils Magnus Ingves (Governor) / Susanne Eberstein (Chairman of the General Council of the Riksbank – since 24.10.2014).

From the above, you can see that the B series were printed prior to Susanen Eberstein assuming office.

Below are the two notes printed in 2015 with letter prefix C. Each note is printed with a series of 9 digits. The first two digits indicate where the printing of the sheet the banknote was printed. The remaining 7 digits are the serial number of the note. 

One Hundred Kronor
ND2015(2016), P71b
Reverse
Five Hundred Kronor
ND2015(2016)
Reverse

Sweden - 2015 Series (Prefix B - 2014 Prints)

Issue Date: 01.10.2015
Signatures
Stefan Nils Magnus Ingves - Governor
Johan Gernandt - Chairman of the General Council of the Riksbank (Swedish National Bank)

Twenty Kronor (Krona)
ND2014(2015), P69
Reverse
Fifty Kronor
ND2014(2015), P70b
Reverse
One Hundred Kronor
ND2014(2015), P71a
Reverse
Two Hundred Kronor
ND2014(2015), P72b
Reverse
Five Hundred Kronor
ND2014(2015), P73a
Reverse
One Thousand Kronor
ND2014(2015), P74
Reverse
A very nice set of new series of notes even though it is not a full set yet. This is the first of the two stages for the release of the new series. These four notes (20, 50, 200 & 1000 Kronor) were released to the public on 1.10.2015. All notes depict a well known Swedish person on the front with common features such as yellowish omron rings on the left, the three Swedish crowns on the bottom right and all notes have a design of the map of Sweden on the back. It seems that letter B is the first prefix for this newly release, however it was reported that two notes - 50 and 200 Kronor, were also printed with prefix A. According to the central bank, those prefix A notes were first printed in 2013. Prefix B were printed in 2014. It is not sure why the bank has used the letter prefix to determine as the printing year. The height of each notes are all measured at 66mm and the length of each note is extended by approx. 6.9mm from 119.5mm (20 Kroner) to 154mm (1000 Kroner). Whilst a full set was printed for the 2014 year, the remaining two notes (100 and 500 Kroner) will be made available sometime in October 2016. There are not many countries left in western Europe that are still having it's own currency, and despite Sweden is a member of the EU community since 1.1.1995, they have yet to adopt the Euro currency system. In all only 3 western European nations still having it's own currency identity. The other two are the United Kingdom (including the Channel Islands, Isle of Man and Gibraltar) and Denmark. Out of the current 28 EU members, only 19 member States are using the Euro.

Date of release:-
20, 50, 100, 200, 500 & 1000 Kronor = 01.10.2015 (ps. I can't be sure if the 100 and 500 Kronor were also released in 2015 together with all other denominations as it was not reported then until late 2016).

Sweden - 10 Krone 1968 Commemorative

Ten Krone, Dated 1968 P56
Commemorating 300th Anniversary of Sveriges Riksbank
 Reverse

Sweden - 100 Krona 2005 Commemorative

One Hundred Krona, Dated 2005 P66
Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Tumba Paper Mill
Reverse
Folder Front Cover

Sweden

Twenty Krona, ND 2006 P61

Fifty Krona, ND 2002 P62

One Hundred Krona, ND P64

Five Hundred Krona, ND2007 P65