KOGUJA Banknotes Catalog

500 kronor 2009 — Sweden ( Pick: 66c )

Region: Europe
Front side
500 kronor Sweden 2009 — Front side
Back side
500 kronor Sweden 2009 — Back side

Banknote description

The banknote is a 500 kronor issued in Sweden in 2009. It is cataloged under Pick number 66c, identifying it within the issue. The banknote features a distinct red color on a multicolor underprint, with dimensions of 150 x 82 mm.

The front side design shows King Carl XI situated at the right without a white margin, along with a foil hologram. The back side presents Christopher Polhem seated at the left center, accompanied by a watermark of Carl XI.

The signatures on the banknote are from Johan Gernandt, the Chairman, and Stefan Ingves, the Governor. It is printed on paper made from cotton fibers and is non-fluorescent under UV light. The printing office for this note is Tumba Bruk in Sweden.

Specifications

Signed by
Johan Gernandt (Chairman), Stefan Ingves (Governor)
Date of issue
2001-2006
Printing office
Tumba Bruk (Sweden)
Paper
Cotton fibers, non-fluorescent under UV light
Colour
Red on multicolor underprint
Dimensions
150 x 82 mm
Amount produced
Not specified
Pick catalog
66c

About this banknote

The Sveriges Riksbank issued this series of 500 kronor banknotes starting in 2001, with enhancements continuing until 2009. The series aimed to incorporate advanced security features in Swedish currency. The banknotes were produced by Tumba Bruk, a renowned printing office in Sweden.

The front side of this 2009 issue features a portrait of King Carl XI on the right and includes a foil hologram. The back depicts Christopher Polhem seated at the left center. It is printed on non-fluorescent cotton fiber paper, with a watermark of Carl XI. This specific note, Pick number 66c, bears the signature of Stefan Ingves.

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