
Swedish 5 Kronor Coin (Circulated)
This item is a Swedish 5 Kronor coin, appearing to be the silver-colored cupronickel version produced between 1976 and 2016. The coin's reverse side is visible, featuring a large numeral '5' above the word 'KRONOR' displayed in an arc. Flanking the numeral are two five-pointed stars. Above the '5', small mint marks are visible: a 'U' (indicating the Riksbank Mint in Eskilstuna) and the initials of the Governor of the Riksbank. The coin is circular with a smooth edge and a diameter of approximately 28.5 mm. Its metallic composition is a nickel-clad steel or cupronickel alloy, giving it a cool gray or silver-toned appearance. Regarding condition, the coin shows signs of moderate circulation, including superficial scratches, minor rim nicks, and a duller patina typical of handled currency. There is visible wear on the raised surfaces of the letters and numeral, suggesting it has been in active use. The strikes are well-defined, indicating a standard high-quality governmental production. This denomination remains a common piece of Swedish numismatic history, though its value in this condition is primarily face value or modest collector interest.
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Estimated Value
$0.50 - $1.50 USD
Basic Information
Category
Numismatics / Currency
Appraised On
February 12, 2026
Estimated Value
$0.50 - $1.50 USD
Item Description
This item is a Swedish 5 Kronor coin, appearing to be the silver-colored cupronickel version produced between 1976 and 2016. The coin's reverse side is visible, featuring a large numeral '5' above the word 'KRONOR' displayed in an arc. Flanking the numeral are two five-pointed stars. Above the '5', small mint marks are visible: a 'U' (indicating the Riksbank Mint in Eskilstuna) and the initials of the Governor of the Riksbank. The coin is circular with a smooth edge and a diameter of approximately 28.5 mm. Its metallic composition is a nickel-clad steel or cupronickel alloy, giving it a cool gray or silver-toned appearance. Regarding condition, the coin shows signs of moderate circulation, including superficial scratches, minor rim nicks, and a duller patina typical of handled currency. There is visible wear on the raised surfaces of the letters and numeral, suggesting it has been in active use. The strikes are well-defined, indicating a standard high-quality governmental production. This denomination remains a common piece of Swedish numismatic history, though its value in this condition is primarily face value or modest collector interest.
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