Copy - Møhlenseddelen 1695 100 Rigsdaler

发行方	Norges Bank
年份	1995
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面值	100 Rixdaler
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正面铭文	N:200 Som Hans Kongl. Maiest. den 22 Junii Indebærende Aar 1695/ sin allernaadigste Forordning haver ladet udgaae/ angaaende visse Seddeler/ som i steden for bare Penge Norden: Sields udi Hans Kongelige Majestets Rige Norge sfal gielde/Saa er denne Seddel efter samme Forordnings ind: hold borden authorifered, for Bærdie af ett hundrede Rigdaler/ Kroner. (Translation: As His Royal Majesty on the 22nd of June Containing Year 1695/ his most gracious Ordinance have issued/ regarding certain Banknotes/ as replacement for Nordic Money: Seal by His Royal Majesty's Kingdom of Norway applies/As is this Banknote according to the same Ordinance: Hold Borden authorized, for bearing one hundred Rigdaler/ Kroner)
背面描述	Plain white paper reverse showing bleed-through of the obverse manuscript text and wax seal impressions. A red letterpress overprint reading FAKSIMILE in vertical orientation is applied at the right side, clearly identifying this as a facsimile reproduction.
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备注	This is a facsimile reproduction of Norway's oldest known banknote, the so-called Møhlenseddelen — a handwritten 100 Rigsdaler note issued in Bergen in 1695 by the merchant Jørgen Thormøhlen. The original predates any formal Norwegian central bank by well over a century; Norges Bank itself wasn't established until 1816. Thormøhlen was one of Bergen's most powerful traders, and his personal credit instruments functioned in practice as circulating paper money in a colony that had none. Norges Bank issued this reproduction in 1995 to mark the 300th anniversary of the original. The wax seal stamps are reproduced elements, not functional authentication devices.

Copy - Møhlenseddelen 1695 100 Rigsdaler

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