5 kronor 1943 — Sweden ( Pick: 33z )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 5 kronor issued in Sweden in 1943. It is cataloged under Pick number 33z.
The design features a black and green guilloche on the front, depicting Svea seated at the right side. The numeral of value appears in red, distinguishing it from other variants. The back side displays an image of Gustav Vasa alongside a letter, set against a beige background.
This banknote is printed on regular paper and measures 121 x 70 mm. It was produced by Tumba Bruk. The chancellery of Sweden issued banknotes during a period marked by currency stability initiatives.
The design features a black and green guilloche on the front, depicting Svea seated at the right side. The numeral of value appears in red, distinguishing it from other variants. The back side displays an image of Gustav Vasa alongside a letter, set against a beige background.
This banknote is printed on regular paper and measures 121 x 70 mm. It was produced by Tumba Bruk. The chancellery of Sweden issued banknotes during a period marked by currency stability initiatives.
Specifications
- Date of issue
- 1943
- Printing office
- Tumba Bruk
- Paper
- regular/other
- Colour
- black, red, green
- Dimensions
- 121 x 70 mm
- Pick catalog
- 33z
About this banknote
The 5 kronor banknote was issued by the Sveriges Riksbank in 1943. The series was introduced during World War II, replacing earlier designs to strengthen anti-counterfeiting measures. The printing was carried out by Tumba Bruk, a renowned Swedish printing company.
The front of the note features a black and green guilloche pattern with Svea seated on the right. Unlike earlier versions, the numeral of value appears in red. The back depicts Gustav Vasa with letters at the lower left and right. This variant is the Pick 33z, specifically dated 1943.
