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1000 Krónur Law of 2001, no top and bottom border
| Issuer | Seðlabanki Íslands (Central Bank of Iceland) |
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| Year | 2004-2009 |
| Type | Standard circulation banknote |
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| Obverse lettering | SAMKVÆMT LÖGUM NR.36 22. MAÍ 2001 SEÐLABANKI ÍSLANDS EITT ÞÚSUND KRÓNUR (Translation: IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAW NO.36 22nd MAY 2001 CENTRAL BANK OF ICELAND ONE THOUSAND KRONUR (CROWNS)) |
| Reverse description | Yellow, brown, and purple multicolour print. The central vignette presents a side view of Skálholt Cathedral as it appeared in the 17th century, with ecclesiastical decorative elements rendered in the background. The numeral denomination appears to the right. |
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The "no top and bottom border" designation refers to a deliberate design revision made to the 1000 Krónur series during this period — the earlier bordered version (P#58) had been in circulation since 2001, and the stripped border variant introduced a cleaner edge treatment that became the definitive format for the remaining print runs through 2009. Thomas De La Rue produced both variants from London, making the visual difference between them the primary distinguishing factor for collectors working without reference numbers.
Iceland's relatively small circulation volumes mean surviving examples from specific print years within the 2004–2009 window are not always easy to attribute precisely by date.