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| 正面描述 | Portrait of Edvard Munch at right, based on the Norges Bank 1000-krone design, in violet intaglio-style print. A sunflower vignette appears at centre-left against a landscape underprint. Overprinted at left with retail sponsor logos: nordialog, telekiosken, and MobilData. |
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| 背面描述 | Portrait of Edvard Munch at right in violet, mirroring the obverse layout, with the sunflower vignette at centre-left and a coastal landscape underprint. Retail sponsor overprints — nordialog, telekiosken, and MobilData — appear at left, identical to the obverse. |
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Kjedehuset was a Norwegian discount retail chain that collapsed in 2002, one of several high-profile retail failures during that period of consolidation in Scandinavian consumer goods. These promotional notes were issued as in-store gift vouchers or loyalty instruments — not legal tender at any point — and circulated only within the chain's redemption network.
The collapse means most went unredeemed. Survivors are effectively stranded scrip from a defunct issuer, which is the only thing that makes them collectible.