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1.500 Riksdaler Specie (various handwritten values)
| Emittent | Riksens Ständers Banco |
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| Jahr | 1777-1836 |
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| Im Umlauf bis | 1836 |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Entirely handwritten and partly printed note in Swedish, with the denomination and payee details inscribed in manuscript at the top. The central text reads that the bearer has deposited the stated sum at Riksens Ständers Banco, followed by the handwritten amount in words and figures. The lower portion carries a printed letterpress legend in archaic Swedish script stating that transfer or negotiation of the note without permission is prohibited, with the place and date of issue — Stockholm — and the year written by hand, accompanied by two manuscript official signatures. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | hafwer inlefwererat i Riksens Ständers Banco Thet warder härmed til bewis attesterat; dock utan tilstånd at transportera eller förhandla thenne Sedel til någon annan. Stockholm den Anno 1783 |
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| Sicherheitsmerkmal | Anmelden um Details zu sehen |
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| Anmerkungen |
Riksens Ständers Banco — predecessor to the modern Sveriges Riksbank — issued these notes with denominations completed by hand rather than fixed in print, a practice that reflected both the bank's conservative administrative culture and the sheer range of transactions these instruments were expected to cover. The same engraved plate served across decades, with the stated value filled in by a bank clerk at the moment of issue. That sixty-year production window means examples can differ substantially in paper quality, ink character, and handwriting style while sharing identical printed typography.
Forgery was a persistent problem with Swedish paper currency throughout this period, and by the 1820s the bank had introduced additional authenticating signatures as a partial countermeasure. The hand-completed value field was itself a vulnerability — easy to alter after issue.