The 1924 Norway 10 Öre coin is a rare and valuable collectible from the reign of King Haakon VII (1906 - 1957). This coin was minted in Kongsberg with a total production of only 12,079,100, making it a relatively scarce find for collectors. Composed of copper-nickel, the coin features a smooth edge and a unique round shape with a central hole. Weighing 1.5 grams and measuring 15 mm in diameter with a thickness of 1.25 mm, the coin follows the medal alignment (0°), typical of Norwegian coins of the era. The 1924 10 Öre is not just a piece of currency but a piece of Norwegian heritage, representing the stability and resilience of Norway during the early 20th century. Its low mintage and distinctive design make it a sought-after item for collectors and numismatists.

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This 1924 Norway 10 Öre coin is a significant and rare collectible, minted during the reign of King Haakon VII. With only 12,079,100 coins produced, it holds substantial value for collectors, particularly those interested in Scandinavian history and numismatics. The coin's copper-nickel composition and distinctive design, featuring a central hole, add to its uniqueness and appeal. Given its age and low mintage, this coin is likely to appreciate in value, making it an excellent investment for collectors seeking rare and historically significant coins.