10 krone 1951 — Norway ( Pick: 26 )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 10 krone issued in Norway in 1951. It is cataloged under Pick number 26. The note's front side design features the arms of Norges Bank on the left, with colors of red and cream, associated with the post-WWII era and the 1945 issue.
This note was produced in a quantity of 5,300,000. The color scheme consists of prominent red and cream tones, which enhance its visual appeal.
Following World War II, Norway prioritized rebuilding its economy. The 10 krone denomination reflects this period of recovery and transition.
This note was produced in a quantity of 5,300,000. The color scheme consists of prominent red and cream tones, which enhance its visual appeal.
Following World War II, Norway prioritized rebuilding its economy. The 10 krone denomination reflects this period of recovery and transition.
Specifications
- Colour
- Red and cream
- Amount produced
- 5,300,000
- Pick catalog
- 26
About this banknote
The 10 kroner banknote, cataloged as Pick 26, was issued by Norges Bank in 1951. This series, introduced in 1945, was part of Norway's post-World War II monetary reforms aimed at stabilizing the national economy.
The obverse of the banknote features the crowned coat of arms of Norway, depicting a crowned lion holding an axe. The reverse showcases an ornamental pattern composed of geometric shapes and interlaced lines designed to prevent counterfeiting. Measuring 125 x 73 mm, this note was printed on paper and had a total production of 5,300,000 pieces.
