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| Issuer | Numisma Mynthandel AS |
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| Year | 2015 |
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| Value | 100 Kroner |
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| Obverse description | Multicolour note with a guilloche underprint in green and yellow. At left, a large circular vignette reproduces an engraved portrait coin of King Carl XV, inscribed around the rim with the legend CARL XV NORGES SVER. G. V. KONGE and LAND SKAL MED LOV BYGGES, with the denomination 100 in dark red at lower left. To the right, the numeral 100 in large dark red letterpress numerals is flanked above by the text HUNDRE NUMISMA and below by GYLDIG BETALINGSMIDDEL I VÅR BUTIKK, with three coin vignettes arranged below. The vertical right margin carries the text NORGES NUMISMATISKE BANK in dark red, and a serial number appears at lower centre. |
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| Reverse lettering | 100 HUNDRE NUMISMA NUMISMA MYNTHANDEL AS STIFTET 1985 WWW.NUMISMA.NO MYNTER SIGNATUR: |
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Numisma Mynthandel is a Norwegian coin and banknote dealer, and this 100 Numisma piece is a privately issued fantasy note produced for promotional or collector purposes — not legal tender in any jurisdiction. Matej Gabris, a Slovak designer and engraver who has produced intaglio-style work for several private and fantasy note projects, handled both the design and engraving, which is unusual enough to be worth noting: the two roles are typically separated on any serious printing commission.
No central bank authority, no currency backing. It exists purely as a collectible artifact of the trade.