100 krone 1924 — Denmark ( Pick: 23g )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 100 krone issued in Denmark in 1924. It is listed under Pick number 23g, which identifies it within the issue. This note features a front side design from the 1910-1928 period, displaying lettering and the denomination surrounded by ornamentation of dolphins. The front bears the first signature of Viggo Valerius Lange, with a second signature variation present.
On the back of the note, arms are depicted surrounded by seaweed, held by two mermen amid waves. The watermark is dark, indicating a #100. The color of the note is brown-yellow, contributing to its distinctive appearance.
The dimensions of this banknote are not specified. Denmark issued banknotes like this one as part of a continuing series, reflecting evolving designs in the country’s currency history.
On the back of the note, arms are depicted surrounded by seaweed, held by two mermen amid waves. The watermark is dark, indicating a #100. The color of the note is brown-yellow, contributing to its distinctive appearance.
The dimensions of this banknote are not specified. Denmark issued banknotes like this one as part of a continuing series, reflecting evolving designs in the country’s currency history.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Viggo Valerius Lange, Spanding
- Date of issue
- 1924
- Colour
- brown-yellow
- Dimensions
- 000 x 000 mm
- Pick catalog
- 23g
About this banknote
The National Bank of Denmark issued the 100 kroner banknote in 1924 as part of a series that began in 1910. This series was introduced to standardize Denmark's currency following the establishment of the modern krone in 1875.
The front of the 1924 banknote features brown-yellow coloring with lettering and denomination surrounded by ornamentation of dolphins. The back displays the national coat of arms surrounded by seaweed, held by two mermen amidst waves. The watermark consists of a dark number "100." This specific variant, Pick 23g, is characterized by the signatures of Viggo Valerius Lange and Spanding.
