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| 表面の説明 | Letterpress-printed note in black ink on plain paper, with a decorative border incorporating a patterned guilloche element along the left side. The denomination is stated at the upper corners on both sides of the note, with the promissory text in Danish occupying the central field. Two manuscript signatures appear at the foot of the note, and an impressed dry stamp bearing the coat of arms is applied at the top center. |
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| 偽造防止の説明 | Impressed dry stamp with the Norwegian coat of arms applied at the top center of the obverse. |
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Norges midlertidige Rigsbank — the Norwegian Provisional State Bank — was established in 1816, but preparatory notes like this one were printed and issued in 1815 as Norway scrambled to build monetary infrastructure following the 1814 dissolution of the union with Denmark. The country had inherited almost nothing from Copenhagen in terms of functioning banking apparatus, and these early emissions were stopgap instruments issued under genuinely improvised conditions.
The dual denomination — ½ Rigsbankdaler and its equivalent in 48 Rigsbankskilling — reflects the transitional arithmetic of the Riksbank system, itself only recently reformed. The sole security measure was an embossed dry stamp, a low-cost solution that proved easy to counterfeit and contributed to the note's rapid replacement.