8 schillingar 1849 — Швеция ( Pick: A100b )
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Описание банкноты
The banknote is an 8 schillingar issued in Sweden in 1849. It is cataloged under Pick number A100b. This uniface note has dimensions of 176 x 135 mm and features a color scheme of black on cream. Its front design, issued between 1834 and 1849, includes the printed value above the obligation. This variant is distinct due to a different watermark used during the issuance period of 1836 to 1849.
As part of its classification, the banknote's recorded details indicate a specific design element and watermark variation. The printed value is prominently placed, providing clarity of denomination in the design.
The paper used for this banknote is typical of materials in circulation during the mid-19th century. The issuance period is notable for the evolution of Swedish currency as the country transitioned through various monetary reforms.
As part of its classification, the banknote's recorded details indicate a specific design element and watermark variation. The printed value is prominently placed, providing clarity of denomination in the design.
The paper used for this banknote is typical of materials in circulation during the mid-19th century. The issuance period is notable for the evolution of Swedish currency as the country transitioned through various monetary reforms.
Характеристики
- Дата выпуска
- 1849
- Бумага
- Paper (Uniface)
- Цвет
- Black on cream
- Размер
- 176 x 135 mm
- Каталог Pick
- A100b
Об этой банкноте
The Riksens Ständers Wexel-Banco issued the 8 Schillingar Banco banknotes between 1834 and 1849. This series was introduced to provide smaller denominations for everyday transactions, with the 8 Schillingar note being among the lowest denominations available.
The front of the note features the denomination, date, and signatures handwritten in ink. The text includes a warning against counterfeiting, stating that offenders would be hanged, while informants would receive a reward according to the announcement dated July 8, 1818. The reverse side is blank.
