10 Speciedaler

Features

Issuer	Norway
Issuing bank	Norges Bank
King	Charles IV (Karl IV) (1859-1872) Oscar II (1872-1905)
Type	Standard circulation banknotes
Years	1867-1875
Value	10 Speciedalers
Currency	Speciedaler (1816-1875)
Composition	Paper (Paper from Saunders Paper Mill)
Size	160 × 100 mm
Shape	Rectangular
Number	N# 414668
References	P# A49 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes). , Skaare# 1110 Kolbjørn Skaare; 1995. Norges mynthistorie / Bind 2: Katalog- og registerbind: Mynter og utmyntning i 1000 år : Pengesedler i 300 år: Numismatikk i Norge. Bind 2. Universitetsforlaget. , NP# A120 Norske pengesedler (3 volumes).

Series: Bank of Norway, Speciedaler, 5th issue

Obverse

Green, red and black print, on yellow paper.
Center top half feature some men representing the four traditional main occupations of Norway, from left to right: Bakery, fishery, farmer and seafare. They stand around the national coat of arms. Belowe that is the law text and and value. To the sides are the value again in decorative pillars, made of the nummeric value.

Scripts: Latin, Latin (cursive)

Lettering:
NORGES BANK
10 10
TRONDHJEM AAR 1868
Mod denne Seddel
betaler Norges Bank til Ihændehaveren
TI SPECIEDALERE
Sølv

Reverse

Green, red and black print, on yellow paper.
Royal coat of arms in the center on a cross, with value to the sides and top and corners.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
10 X 10
10 NORGES BANK TI
10 X 10

Translation: Norway Bank ten

Watermark

"TI"

Printer

Norges Bank's Printing Works (Norges Banks Seddeltrykkeri), Norway (1816-2007)

Comments

These notes were originally printed by Saunders in London, due to the lack of materail and expertise in Norway. Shortly after the Bank of Norway took over production in Norway, after they got their own printer for these notes.

Unknown number printed.

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Date	References
Undetermined
1867
1868
1868	P# A49r Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes).	Remainder, cancelled
1869
1875

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