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10 Kronor

Issuer Skaraborgs Läns Enskilda Bank
Year 1875
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Value 10 Kronor
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Obverse description The obverse is dominated by a large central text legend reading TIO KRONOR in bold letterpress, flanked on the left by an allegorical vignette of a standing female figure with a coat of arms at her side and the inscription TIO KRONOR below. To the right, a circular guilloche medallion encloses the numeral 10 above the word KRONOR. The issuing bank name Skaraborgs Läns Enskilda Bank appears at the top, with the place of issue Skövde and date 1875 handwritten in script below the main legend, accompanied by two manuscript signatures.
Obverse lettering Skaraborgs Läns Enskilda Bank
Litt. D
TIO KRONOR
inlöser vid anfordran denna sedel med
Skövde 1875
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Skaraborgs Läns Enskilda Bank was one of Sweden's provincial enskilda banks — privately owned institutions granted the right to issue their own notes under the 1824 banking reforms. By the 1870s, pressure from the Riksbank to consolidate note issuance was already building, and most enskilda banks would lose their circulation privileges within the following decade under the 1897 Riksbank Act, which handed the Riksbank a monopoly on issuance.

Falcks Tryckeri in Stockholm was a commercial printer responsible for several provincial bank issues of this period. The survival rate for circulated enskilda bank notes from Skaraborg is low — the county was predominantly agricultural, and these notes passed through rough hands.