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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse reproduces the full design of the obverse in mirror image, printed on the back of the note such that the text and serial numbers read in reverse through the paper. The layout retains the royal coat of arms, the ornate calligraphic legends, the central oval guilloche medallion with numeral '1', and the decorative guilloche borders, all appearing as a looking-glass reflection of the obverse. |
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| バリエーション | P#1a(1) - 1874 P#1a(2) - 1874 P#1b(1) - 1875 P#1b(2) - 1875 P#1b(3) - 1875 |
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Sveriges Riksbank had issued notes before 1874, but this Pick 1 krona represents the introduction of the decimal krona system following Sweden's entry into the Scandinavian Monetary Union — a formal agreement with Denmark and Norway that pegged all three currencies to gold at a common rate. The 1 krona was the smallest denomination in the new series, and the Riksbank was frankly ambivalent about issuing it at all, since coins of equivalent value were already in circulation and public trust in low-denomination paper was limited.
The two-year window of 1874–1875 was short. Surviving examples are genuinely uncommon.