5 Riksdaler Riksmynt

Wadstena Enskilda Bank was one of the smaller provincial enskilda banks operating under Sweden's 1824 banking legislation, which permitted private institutions to issue their own notes — a system that produced dozens of regional currencies circulating simultaneously across the country. The Riksdaler Riksmynt denomination itself was already on borrowed time by 1867; Sweden decimalized and converted to the Krona system in 1873, giving this note a practical circulation window of under six years.

Wadstena, a small town on Lake Vättern, is better known for its medieval convent than its banking history. The enskilda bank there never grew large, and surviving notes are correspondingly scarce.