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1 Krone Danish Red Cross; Hospital Ship MS Jutlandia

Issuer Dansk Røde Kors (Danish Red Cross)
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Obverse lettering DANSK RØDE KORS
1 KRONE
JUTLANDIASEDDEL
Må kun anvendes som betalingsmiddel ombord på hospitalsskibet Jutlandia efter de herfor givne bestemmelser.
For use only as means of payment on board the hospitalship Jutlandia in accordance with given regulations.
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Reverse lettering DANSK RØDE KORS
1 KRONE
JUTLANDIASEDDEL
Må kun anvendes som betalingsmiddel ombord på hospitalsskibet Jutlandia efter de herfor givne bestemmelser.
For use only as means of payment on board the hospitalship Jutlandia in accordance with given regulations.
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The MS Jutlandia was a Danish passenger ferry converted into a hospital ship and deployed to Korea in 1951 under the auspices of the Danish Red Cross — one of the few neutral medical contributions to the UN effort. This coupon circulated as an internal scrip aboard the vessel, a self-contained economy serving staff, volunteers, and medical personnel who had no practical access to conventional currency while at sea or in Korean waters.

Small-denomination shipboard scrip of this kind was rarely preserved deliberately. Most was spent, lost, or discarded at the end of deployment rotations.

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