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200 Numisma Numisma Mynthandel
| Issuer | Numisma Mynthandel |
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| Year | 2016 |
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| Size | 145 × 130 mm |
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| Obverse description | Blue, purple and multicolour on a fine guilloche underprint with geometric latticework throughout. At left, a large circular vignette reproduces a coin portrait of King Oscar in right profile, inscribed around the rim; at centre, a heraldic shield motif dated 1985 rises above an ornate rosette guilloche panel, flanked by a blank circular reserve at right. The lower margin carries a decorative frieze of Norwegian coin vignettes. The issuer title NORGES NUMISMATISKE BANK and the bold denomination numeral 200 with the legend TO HUNDRE NUMISMA are printed in the lower half, with the validity legend GYLDIG BETALINGSMIDDEL I VÅR BUTIKK below. |
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| Protection type | Watermark |
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Numisma Mynthandel is a Swedish coin and banknote dealership, and this 2016 piece is a privately issued fantasy note — produced as a promotional or commemorative item rather than any form of legal tender. The engraver credit to Matej Gabris is worth noting: he is a Slovak designer who has produced work for several legitimate central banks, lending this piece a level of craft well above typical dealer ephemera.
The watermark inclusion on what is essentially a trade novelty suggests the paper was purpose-made rather than printed on generic stock.