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Europe Guldarv

  
 

24 pieces of gold coins from different countries
 in a beautiful wooden case. weight 155 gr
 Price  50 000 SEK
 

Sverige 20 Krona 1899
Sverige 10 Krona 1901
Frankrike 20 Fr 1868
Danmark 20 Krona 1915
Ungern 10 Korona 1907
Italien 20 Lire 1882
England Sovereign 1891
Belgien 20 Fr 1865
Schweiz 20 Fr 1896
Nederland 10 Gulden 1876
Tyskland 20 Mark 1883
Österrike 25 Shilling 1929


 

Frankrike 20 Fr 1824
England Sovereign 1909
Belgien 20 Fr 1914
Italien 20 Lire 1878
Nederland 20 Gulden 1897
Schweiz 20 Fr 1935
Ryssland 5 Rubel 1898
Tyskland 20 Mark 1893
Italien 10 Fr 1860
Danmark 10 Krona 1900
Österrike 10 Corona 1905
Tyskland 20 Mark 1888




 
Short history
The first coin ever to be minted in Sweden is said to be struck about AD 995 under the rule of Olof Skötkonung. All coins where minted in Sigtuna, and the coins where designed with the English coins as model. This was due to the Viking heritage as the Vikings from Swedan, Norway and Denmark had extensive contacts with England for two centuries. All Swedish pennies from this period are rare. During a period that extended for 500 years the only coins to be minted in Sweden where small pennies, all in silver and all in weights that ranged from 1/10th of a gram up to about 1 gram.

The large reform in the area of coinage occurred under the king Gustav Vasa 1521-1560. The increasing trade with Europe demanded larger coins and the first trade coinage, the Daler, was minted in 1534.

The third phase in Swedish monetary history occurs during the reign of "The lion from the north", Gustav II Adolf. In 1624 the first value based copper coin was struck. During the reign of queen Kristina an extensive coinage in copper started. The unique plate money, the largest with a weight of 19.7 kg, was minted in 1644, was only the beginning of 150 years of plate money mintage.

The Swedish monetary system was complex, with parallel mint systems, one in copper, one in silver, and on top of that trade coinage in silver and gold. All three systems with exchange rates constantly changing.

In 1873, to take a large step in the history of monetary reforms, the last large reform took place. Sweden abandoned silver based coinage in favor for the gold based, and a monetary union with Denmark and Norway started. 

 

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