The second issue of Faroese 10 Krónur notes continued the arrangement established after World War II, under which Denmark printed and guaranteed Faroese currency separately from the mainland krone — a political compromise that acknowledged Faroese home rule without conceding full monetary independence. The notes were issued by Danmarks Nationalbank on behalf of the Faroese authorities, a dual-authority arrangement that remained a point of friction in Copenhagen-Tórshavn relations throughout the postwar decades.
Pick 18 is distinguished from the first issue primarily by serial number format changes and revised signature combinations reflecting new bank leadership by 1978.
The second issue of Faroese 10 Krónur notes continued the arrangement established after World War II, under which Denmark printed and guaranteed Faroese currency separately from the mainland krone — a political compromise that acknowledged Faroese home rule without conceding full monetary independence. The notes were issued by Danmarks Nationalbank on behalf of the Faroese authorities, a dual-authority arrangement that remained a point of friction in Copenhagen-Tórshavn relations throughout the postwar decades.
Pick 18 is distinguished from the first issue primarily by serial number format changes and revised signature combinations reflecting new bank leadership by 1978.