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5 Øre "Brigs" Christian X Den Danske Brigade

Uitgever Det Kongelige Danske Krigsministerium (Royal Danish Ministry of War)
Jaar 1947-1958
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Valuta Krone (1873-date)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Blue-green on white paper. Central vignette bears the denomination and text, overlaid on the coat of arms of the Danish Ministry of War with repeated monograms of Christian X as underprint. Serial number runs vertically along the right border.
Opschrift voorzijde DEN DANSKE BRIGADE
5 ØRE
Denne seddel må kun bruges som Betalingsmiddel indenfor den danske Brigrades militære Etablissement efter de herfor givne Bestemmelser.
DET KONGELIGE DANSKE KRIGSMINISTERIUM
(Translation: The Danish Brigade
5 Øre
For use only in the military establishments of the Danish brigade in accordance with given regulation.
Issued by
The Royal Danish Ministerium of War)
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Den Danske Brigade was the Danish military force assembled in Sweden during the German occupation, trained in anticipation of liberation. After 1945 it was retained as a standing garrison unit, and this fractional note — the "Brigs" series — served as internal payment scrip within that specific military organization, not as general-issue military currency. The series ran well into the 1950s, long after any liberation-era urgency had passed, reflecting a deliberate decision to maintain a self-contained payment system for the brigade's personnel.

Printed by the Nationalbank's own works in Copenhagen, which handled both civilian and state security printing throughout this period.

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