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Security features
24/02/2026 -Swedish banknotes are sometimes counterfeited, even if this is very unusual. Swedish banknotes have advanced security features, so that they are difficult to counterfeit and it is easy to check whether they are genuine.
Invalid 1-krona coin
11/08/2020 -The 1-krona coins minted during 1875-2013 were legal tender up until 30 June 2017, but are now no longer valid. Below you will find pictures and information on the invalid 1-krona coins that were minted during the period 1976-2013.
Design of the banknotes
24/02/2026 -The General Council of the Riksbank decides what our banknotes and coins should look like. The signatures on the banknotes are those of the Chairman of the Riksbank's General Council and the Governor of the Riksbank.
Redeeming invalid banknotes
08/10/2026 -The Riksbank is able to redeem all invalid Swedish banknotes, regardless of how old they are, up to and including 30 June 2027. For this service, the Riksbank charges a fee of SEK 300, which is deducted from the total amount.
2-krona coin
13/10/2022 -Valid for payments. 2-krona coin Facts 2-krona coin Colour: Copper. Metal content: Copper-plated steel, which is to sat a core of steel with a thin outer layer of copper. Weight: 4.80 grammes. Diameter: 22.50 millimetres. Thickness: 1.79...
5-krona coin
13/10/2022 -Valid for payments. 5-krona coin Facts 5-krona coin Colour: Gold. Metal content: Alloy of copper, aluminium, zinc and tin. Weight: 6.10 grammes. Diameter: 23.75 millimetres. Thickness: 1.97 millimetres. Edge: Smooth Designer: Ernst Nordin Valid...
Redeeming damaged and discoloured banknotes
04/05/2026 -The Riksbank has the possibility to redeem damaged and discoloured Swedish banknotes. The service is available for citizens of all countries.
Coins
18/02/2025 -Here you can see and read about which coins are valid legal tender and which are invalid.
Valid coins
02/10/2026 -Valid coins In Sweden there are four different coins that are legal tender: 1-krona, 2-krona, 5-krona and 10-krona. Click on each coin below to read more.
How is inflation measured?
20/01/2026 -Inflation is usually measured by using a price index to calculate how the price level has changed over a 12-month period. The most common and best-known price index in Sweden is the consumer price index (CPI). The index shows how much it costs...