My Collection
Description:
Obverse
Flaming torch, out of which two oak leaf sprigs stand out, divides date; below and at sides dozens of hands stand open to reach the torch. Legend outside inner circle
Reverse
The Three Crowns of Sweden above value. Value hasat sides the letters E and U: E (at left) shows where the coin has been struck: Eskilstuna; the letter U (at right) s the first letter in the surname of the Governor of the Riksbank.
Related Coins
1 Riksdaler Specie / 4 Riksdaler Riksmynt - Oscar I (long goatee)
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 1 Riksdaler Specie = 4 Riksdaler Riksmynt
(4)
Year: 1856-1859 / Material: Silver (.750)
2 Riksdaler - Karl IX (Founding of Gothenburg)
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 2 Riksdaler
(2)
Year: 1610 / Material: Silver (.875)
1 Krona - Gustaf V
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 1 Krona
(1 SEK)
Year: 1942-1950 / Material: Silver (.400)
2 Riksdaler "Krellmynt" - Fredrik I (2nd portrait)
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 2 Riksdaler
(2)
Year: 1723 / Material: Silver (.878)
¼ Skilling - Carl XIV Johan
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 1/4 Skilling Banco
(1/72)
Year: 1832-1833 / Material: Copper
1 Riksdaler - Carl XIV Johan (Liberation War)
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 1 Riksdaler
(1)
Year: 1821 / Material: Silver (.878)
1/12 Riksdaler Specie - Carl XIV Johan (Pattern strike)
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 1/12 Riksdaler
(1/12)
Year: 1829 / Material: Silver
3 Mark - Johan III (Type III)
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 3 Mark = 1 Daler
(1)
Year: 1590 / Material: Silver (.484)
200 Kronor - Carl XIV Gustaf (Silver Jubilee)
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 200 Kronor
200 SEK = 23 USD
Year: 1998 / Material: Silver (.925)
2 Öre - Oscar II (small letters)
Country: Sweden / Denomination: 2 Öre
(0.02 SEK)
Year: 1874-1878 / Material: Bronze