100 Kroner - North Sea Empire

Obverse

Viking Drakkar on the left, triskel and portrait of Knut the Great, King of England (1016-1035), Denmark (1018-1035) and Norway (1028-1035) and part of Sweden, a territory also known as the "North Sea Empire" during his reign.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
100 North Sea Empire 100
SERIES 1016
one hundered Cnut the Great

Designer: Thomas (Tom) Stebbins

Reverse

Two Viking longships on left; axe, sword and shield in center with triskel.
Right, map of the North Sea Empire under Cnut the Great as a union of England, Denmark and Norway between 1016 and 1035.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
North Sea Empire
100 one hundred kroner 100
© Thomas Stebbins 2018

Designer: Thomas (Tom) Stebbins

Watermark

Complementary front and back triskels (Transvision)

© Polette (CC BY-NC-SA)

Comments

Out of a print run of just over 700 banknotes, around 300 are affected by a vertical serial number alignment error:

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Sur un tirage d'un peu plus de 700 billets, environ 300 supportent une erreur d'alignement du numéro de série vertical:

See also

• Cold weapons
• Map
• Boat or watercraft
• Monarch
• Triskelion

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