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Between 1835 and 1836, the Rikes Ständers Bank introduced notes marked with the denominations in riksdaler riksgälds (1) and riksdaler specie (1⁄4). The last of these notes were produced in 1857. This note is dated 1850 and in print numbered 19303.
Circulated condition with clear printing and good contrast. Heavy edge wear, chipping and loss. Three pin holes. Paper has many wrinkles, most evident on back.
A representative specimen of early currency. [jet]
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