24 (tjugu fyra) Daler Kopparmynt

The Riksens Ständers Wäxel-Banco — the Estates of the Realm's Exchange Bank — was the world's first central bank, established in Stockholm in 1668 after the catastrophic collapse of Johan Palmstruch's Stockholms Banco. These notes denominated in Daler Kopparmynt reflect one of the more absurd monetary accounting problems in European history: by the mid-eighteenth century, the copper-based Daler Kopparmynt had diverged so severely from the silver Daler Silvermynt that it took over three copper dalers to equal one silver, forcing Sweden to maintain parallel denominational systems simultaneously.

The 1745–1766 period saw the bank under heavy political pressure from the "Cap" and "Hat" party factions, each manipulating note issuance for war financing. Inflation from overprinting eventually forced the 1776 monetary reform under Gustav III.