50 Rigsdaler Courant Blue paper; with anti-counterfeit text
Features
| Issuer |
Denmark
 |
|---|---|
| Issuing bank | Courantbank in Copenhagen (Kurantbanken i Kjøbenhavn) |
| King |
Christian VII (1766-1808)
|
| Type | Standard circulation banknotes |
| Years | 1785-1794 |
| Value | 50 Rigsdaler Courant |
| Currency | Rigsdaler courant (1628-1873) |
| Composition | Paper |
| Size | 185 × 100 mm |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Demonetized | Yes |
| Number | N# 359348 |
| References | P# A31 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes). Jan Bendix, Flemming Lyngbeck Hansen; 2014. SIEGs Seddelkatalog Danmark 1695-2014. SIEG, Frederikssund, Denmark.Leo Hansen; 1983. Danmarks Officielle Pengesedler: 1713 - 1983 = Official Paper Money of the Kingdom of Denmark. Danish Numismatic Association, Copenhagen, Denmark. , Rønning# S35 Bjørn R. Rønning; 1971. Norges mynter 1628-1873. Universitetsforlaget. Kolbjørn Skaare; 1995. Norges mynthistorie / Bind 2: Katalog- og registerbind: Mynter og utmyntning i 1000 år : Pengesedler i 300 år: Numismatikk i Norge. Bind 2. Universitetsforlaget. |
Series: Kurantbanksedler 3rd issue
Obverse
Ornate decoration to the left, with the Roman numeral L for 50. Promisory text and value. Handwritten signatures. Impressed royal coat of arms. Anti counterfeit text to the right.
Script: Latin (cursive)
Lettering:
Halvtredsenstyve Rigsdaler
Courant.
Naar forlanges, betaler Banquen i Kiöbenhavn
Tio Rigsdaler skriver 50. Rdlr udi Courante Myndt
til den i hænde havende; Imidlertid validere
denne Banco Sedel, saa længe den er til,
for overmelte 50 Rigsdaler, valuta i Banquen annammet Kiöbenhavn.
(Counterfit text): Hvo som gøir falske Banco-Sedler, straffes paa Ære, Liv og Gods, og den der beviisligt angiver saadan een Falskner, nyder til Belønning Eet Tusinde Rigsdaler og Navnet forties.
Reverse
Blank.
Comments
Note: SCWPM lists this note as printed on blue paper. But different places with pictures show the note on a pale brown/white paper too. This is probably due to waer and tear, since the blue was a part of the print and not a part of the paper itself.
A total of 301 800 were printed.
For all notes in this serie the decorative pattern to the left exist in 3 different designs. So called Wium types I, II and III. For this note, the difference lay in how the decorations and letter intertwine.
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