Old Money Registry

10 Kronor, Sveriges Riksbank, 1990

Sveriges Riksbank — Tio kronor

Obverse 600 dpi
Reverse 600 dpi

This copy

Accession
OM-00177
Serial
C 377114
Series year
1990
Actually issued
1990
Signatures
This issue carries no bank manager or cashier signature.
Grade
VF (IBNS)

Folds, otherwise clean. Estimated from the archival scan. Folds, soiling and edge condition are visible at this resolution; paper crispness, pinholes, small repairs and pressing are not.

Estimated value
$3 indicative

Category benchmark scaled for grade — an order of magnitude, not an appraisal. Priced 2026-09-07.

Dimensions
119.3 × 68.5 mm (±1.8, from the scan)
Themes
ModernScandinavia

The type

Type
10 Kronor, Sveriges Riksbank, 1990
Portrait
Gustaf VI Adolf
Printer
Not established
Rarity
common

Inscriptions

Obverse — the issuing bank

Sveriges Riksbank

The Bank of Sweden

Symbology

Portrait of Gustaf VI Adolf
A king who was also a working archaeologist, on the note of the oldest central bank.
Three crowns
The arms of Sweden, and the mark of the oldest central bank still operating.

What was happening

A circulating national banknote of the modern era: a central bank, a national portrait, and a currency backed by nothing but the institution that issues it — the arrangement every note earlier in this collection was either trying to establish or failing to maintain.

This account belongs to the type, not this copy — it is shared by every 10 Kronor, Sveriges Riksbank, 1990 in the collection.

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