1 rigsdaler 1794 — Denmark ( Pick: A28 )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
This banknote from Denmark, dated 1794, carries a denomination of 1 rigsdaler. The design belongs to the period from 1788 to 1808 and was issued until 1813. It features a cream and black color scheme with a large "E" on the left side. Additionally, anti-counterfeiting text is added vertically on the right side.
Cataloged under Pick number A28, this banknote is included within the recorded issue associated with the available facts. Its combination of denomination, year, and noted design attributes places it among documented banknotes of the period.
Cataloged under Pick number A28, this banknote is included within the recorded issue associated with the available facts. Its combination of denomination, year, and noted design attributes places it among documented banknotes of the period.
Specifications
- Colour
- Cream and black
- Pick catalog
- A28
About this banknote
The Courantbank in Copenhagen issued the 1 Rigsdaler Courant banknotes between 1788 and 1804, during the reign of King Christian VII (1766–1808). These notes were introduced to facilitate trade and standardize currency within Denmark.
The obverse features an ornate design with a large "E" on the left, signifying "Een" (one), and anti-counterfeiting text vertically aligned on the right. The note measures 185 × 100 mm and is printed on blue paper. Handwritten signatures and an impressed royal coat of arms authenticate the note.
