20 Krooni 1932 — Estonia ( Pick: 64 )

Region: Europe

Period: Bank Notes of 1928–1940 (First Estonian Kroon)

Series: Bank Notes of 1932 (1932–1932)

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Back side

Banknote description

This banknote from Estonia, dated 1932, carries a denomination of 20 Krooni. It is part of the Bank Notes of 1932, issued during the Bank Notes of 1928–1940 period.

Catalogued as Pick number 64, this note features a design with a shepherd blowing a horn on the left side. The color scheme is green and brown. The back displays arms at the upper left, with a watermark of "20" between zigzag lines.

Specifications

Colour: Green and brown
Pick catalog: 64

About this banknote

The Bank of Estonia (Eesti Pank) issued the 20 Krooni banknote in 1932 as part of its currency series introduced in 1928. This series was established following the adoption of the kroon on 1 September 1928, replacing the mark at a rate of 100 marks to 1 kroon.

The front of the banknote features a shepherd blowing a horn, accompanied by two sheep and two cows, with the denomination displayed in a cartouche to the right. The reverse side presents the Estonian coat of arms in the upper left corner, with the denomination repeated in a cartouche on the center right. Measuring 140 x 85 mm, the note was printed by the State Printing Office (Riigi Trükikoda) in Tallinn, Estonia.