50 Kronor

Sveriges Riksbank's 50 Kronor series of 1907–1917 coincided with a period of genuine monetary stress in Sweden — the Riksbank was still operating under the gold standard, but wartime pressures after 1914 pushed note circulation well beyond pre-war norms. The total print run of just over 12 million across a decade is modest by European standards, reflecting both the note's relatively high face value and the Riksbank's conservative issuance policy during that period.

P#28 was printed by the Riksbank's own in-house facility, Riksbankens Tryckeri in Stockholm, which had handled Swedish banknote production since the nineteenth century — an unusual degree of self-sufficiency that distinguished the Riksbank from most of its European counterparts relying on private security printers.