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| Issuer | Sveriges Riksbank |
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| Year | 1890-1905 |
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| In circulation to | 31 December 1987 |
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| Reverse lettering | SVERIGES RIKSBANK |
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| Variants | P#14a - 1890 P#14b - 1891 P#14c - 1892 P#14d - 1893 P#14e - 1894 P#14f - 1895 P#14g - 1896 P#14h - 1897 P#14i - 1898 |
| Comments |
Sveriges Riksbank issued this series during a period of sustained monetary stability under the Scandinavian Monetary Union, which linked Sweden, Denmark, and Norway to a shared gold standard from 1873. The union effectively made Danish and Norwegian kroner interchangeable with Swedish kronor at par — an arrangement that held, more or less cleanly, until the First World War disrupted it entirely.
Pick 14 is among the scarcer low-denomination Riksbank issues of the period. Small-value notes circulated hard and were rarely preserved. The fifteen-year issue window explains some date variety, but surviving examples with early dates from the 1890s are noticeably harder to find than those dated after 1900.