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200 Kroner Danish Bridges and Antiquities
| Issuer | Danmarks Nationalbank |
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| Year | 2010-2016 |
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| Value | 200 Kroner |
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| Reverse description | Green intaglio print on white cotton stock with a precisely rendered vignette of the Bronze Age gold belt plate (bælteplade) from Langstrup, set against a lightly guilloche-patterned background evoking the coastal Øresund region. Place names associated with the find site — NIVÅ, LANGSTRUP, ØRESUND, and KØBENHAVN — are inscribed across the note's face, anchoring the artefact within its geographic provenance. The series designation 'SERIE 2009' and the statutory issue legend appear along the lower margin. |
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| Signature(s) | 2010 - Thomsen & Sørensen 2010 - Bernstein & Sørensen 2010 - Nielsen & Sørensen 2011 - Jensen & Sørensen 2011 - Bernstein & Sørensen 2012 - Jensen & Sørensen 2012 - Callesen & Sørensen 2013 - Jensen & Sørensen 2015 - Jensen & Sørensen 2015 - Rohde & Sørensen 2015 - Callesen & Sørensen 2016 - Rohde & Sørensen 2016 - Callesen & Sørensen 2016 - Jensen & Sørensen |
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Part of the "Bridges and Antiquities" series commissioned by Danmarks Nationalbank in the mid-2000s, with design work by Karin Birgitte Lund — a significant departure from the portrait-based format Denmark had used for decades. The series was a deliberate shift toward architectural and archaeological imagery, reflecting a broader Scandinavian trend in the period away from historical figures on currency.
The sheer number of signature combinations across the 2010–2016 run — fourteen documented pairings — reflects routine turnover in the bank's board and directorate rather than any reissue event. Sørensen's name anchors every single combination, indicating a long tenure in one of the two signing roles throughout the entire production run of this denomination.