1 000-krona banknotes
Invalid after 31 December 2013
1,000-krona banknote printed 1989-1991
1,000-krona banknote printed 1989-1991 |
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Size | 82x160 millimetres |
Watermark | Portrait of Gustav Vasa. |
Face | Portrait of Gustav Vasa. |
Reverse | A harvest picture from Olaus Magnus' Description of the Northern Peoples from 1555. |
Invalid after 31 December 1998
1,000-krona banknote printed 1976-1988
1,000-kronor banknote printed 1976-1988 |
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Size | 180x82 millimetres |
Watermark | Portrait of Jöns Jacob Berzelius. Vertical security thread. |
Face | Dominated by an engraving, in brown, of Karl XIV Johan. |
Reverse | Scene illustrating the Bessemer steel furnace. |
Invalid after 31 December 1987
1,000-krona banknote printed 1952-1973
1,000-krona banknote printed 1952-1973 |
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Size | 210x121 millimetres |
Watermark | Portrait of Gustav V in profile. |
Face | Engraving of "Mother Svea", standing on a pedestal and holding the national coat-of-arms. |
Reverse | Portrait of Gustav V in profile. |
Banknotes prior to 1971 contain red and blue fibres in the right part of the reverse side. Banknotes printed in 1971 and later contain a vertical security thread, to the right of the "Mother Svea" engraving, instead of the red and blue fibres.
1,000-krona banknote printed 1894-1950
1,000-krona banknote printed 1894-1950 |
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Size | 210x121 millimetres |
Watermark | Head of Mercury in a cartouche in lower left corner, horizontal wave-lines elsewhere. |
Face | Engraving of "Mother Svea", seated, on the right side. |
Reverse | Portrait of Gustav I. Blue fibres inserted on the left side. |
1,000- kronor banknotes of the 1890 type that were issued prior to October 28, 1909 have blue-toned paper instead of pink. These banknotes have red fibres instead of blue on the reverse side.
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