10 kroner 1941 — Norway ( Pick: 8c )
Region:
Europe
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Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 10 kroner issued in Norway in 1941. It is cataloged under Pick number 8c. This thin white paper note features a front design that includes the signature of G. Meldahl Nielsen, used during the period from 1935 to 1944, along with a prefix ranging from A to F.
It has a color scheme of green and yellow, with dimensions measuring 100 x 63 mm. The printing was done by Oluf Rasmussens Trykkeri in Skien, Norway.
The 10 kroner banknote was produced during World War II, a time marked by significant economic changes in Norway.
It has a color scheme of green and yellow, with dimensions measuring 100 x 63 mm. The printing was done by Oluf Rasmussens Trykkeri in Skien, Norway.
The 10 kroner banknote was produced during World War II, a time marked by significant economic changes in Norway.
Specifications
- Date of issue
- 1941
- Printing office
- Oluf Rasmussens Trykkeri, Skien, Norway
- Paper
- thin white paper
- Colour
- green and yellow
- Dimensions
- 100 x 63 mm
- Pick catalog
- 8c
About this banknote
The Norges Bank issued the 10 kroner banknote (Pick 8c) in 1941, during the German occupation of Norway in World War II. This series continued the design first introduced in 1901, featuring the signatures of G. Meldahl Nielsen, who served as Chief Cashier from 1935 to 1944.
The obverse of the note displays portraits of W.F.K. Christie, President of the Storting, on the left, and Admiral Tordenskiold on the right. The reverse features a St. Olav's rose at the center, a stylized Viking king on the left, and the Norwegian coat of arms surmounted by the royal crown on the right. This note measures 127 x 72 mm and was printed by Oluf Rasmussens Trykkeri in Skien, Norway.
