7 coin set made in these countries: Sweden (Konungariket Sverige), Kingdom of Sweden.

Coins picked from these periods: King Gustav V 1908 - 1950

Range of coin dates: 1942 - 1950.

The product will have these denominations: 1 Ore, 2 Ore, 5 Ore, 10 Ore, 25 Ore, 50 Ore, 1 Krona.

Some of the coins may be changed with a similar catalog number. A full list of catalog numbers: 810, 811, 812, 813, 816, 817, 814.

The product may be slightly different from the photos. Each product has different dates. Please pay attention, these currencies were in general circulation for many years. The coins may have scratches, dirt, or damage from oxidation.

Monetary unit and its division: 1 krone = 100 ore

Coin type: Standard Circulation Coin

Currency: Krona

Metal compositions: Iron, Silver 0.400

Continents: Europe

Groupings: Scandinavia

Denomination: 1 Ore, 2 Ore, 5 Ore, 10 Ore, 25 Ore, 50 Ore, 1 Krona

Value: 1 Öre, 2 Öre, 5 Öre, 10 Öre, 25 Öre, 50 Öre, 1 Krona

Type: Standard circulation coin

Year: 1942 - 1950

Composition details: 0.4

Diameter: 16, 21, 27, 15, 17, 22, 25 mm.

Thickness: 1.4, 1.5, 1.75, 1.1, 1.23, 1.55, 1.83 mm.

Weight: 27.76 g.

Shape: Round

Mint: Stockholm, Sporrong & Co.

Obverse: Crowned Double Monogram Of King Gustaf V Of Sweden Divides Date. King'S Motto Around Rim., Crowned Double Monogram Of King Gustaf V Of Sweden Divides Date. King'S Motto Around Rim, Crowned Double Monogram Of King Gustaf V Of Sweden Divides Date And The King'S Motto Around The Rim., Large Crown Above Name Of The Country And Mintmark., Head Of King Gustaf V, Facing Left. The Tip Of Neck-Cut Divides Mintmarks At Sides. The Engraver'S Erik Lindberg Monogram To The Right Of The Truncation. Around Rim The Legend And King'S Motto.

Obverse lettering: Med Folket För Fosterlandet 19 42, Med Folket För Fosterlandet 19 Ggv 50, Med Folket För Fosterlandet 19 Ggv 49, Sverige, Gustaf·V·Sveriges·Konung Med·Folket·För·Fosterlandet El. Ts

Obverse translation: With The People For The Motherland, With The People For The Motherland 19 Ggv 49, Sweden, Gustaf V King Of Sweden With The People For The Motherland

Reverse: The Three Crowns Of Sweden Divides Value In Letters At Base Of Lower Crown. Above The Crowns There Is The Value In Number And Below The Mintmark Of Stockholm Mint., The Three Crowns Of Sweden Divide The Value In Letters At The Base Of The Lower Crown And The Value In Number And Below The Mintmark Of Stockholm Mint Above The Crowns., Large Denomination Above Date And Initial Of Riksbank Governor' Surname., Swedish Coat Of Arms Surrounded By Seraphim Order'S Chain Divides Value And Date.

Reverse lettering: 1 Ett Öre, 2 Två Öre, 5 Fem Öre, 10 Öre 1943 G, 25 Öre 1943 G, 50 Öre 1949 Ts, 1 Kr 19 47

Reverse translation: One Öre, Two Öre, 5 Five Öre, G = Mintmaster Alf Gerhard Grabe (1927 - 1945) Ts = Mintmaster Torsten Swensson (1945 - 1961) 

Edge: Smooth, Plain, Reeded

ℹ Themes: Coat Of Arms, Monogram, Crown, Royal Family, Crowns

👑 King: Gustaf V