5 kroner 1946 — Denmark ( Pick: 35 )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 5 kroner issued in Denmark in 1946. It is cataloged under Pick number 35, which identifies it within the issue. The front side design features the denomination prominently displayed in blue with the inscription "KRO 5 NER," while the reverse showcases the arms, attributed to Svendsen.
This note is classified within a defined group of banknotes. Its design elements are consistent with the visual styles of banknotes issued during this time period. The entire note exhibits a blue coloration that reflects its denomination.
The banknote is signed by Halberg. The total amount produced of this note was not specified during its issue.
This note is classified within a defined group of banknotes. Its design elements are consistent with the visual styles of banknotes issued during this time period. The entire note exhibits a blue coloration that reflects its denomination.
The banknote is signed by Halberg. The total amount produced of this note was not specified during its issue.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Halberg
- Date of issue
- 1946
- Colour
- Blue
- Pick catalog
- 35
About this banknote
The Danmarks Nationalbank issued the 5 kroner banknote in 1946 as part of the 1944 series, known as the substitution series. This series was developed in secret during 1943–1944 and designed by Danish painter Gerhard Heilmann. The banknotes were introduced in 1945 immediately after the end of World War II.
The front of the 5 kroner note features interwoven figures of the number five, while the back displays rosettes with the small coat of arms in the middle. The note measures 130 x 72 mm and was printed by the Banknote Printing Works. It ceased to be legal tender in 1954.
