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-1980 Sweden-10 Kronor- Banknote

Features
Issuer     Sweden
Issuing bank     National Bank of Sweden (Sveriges Riksbank)
King     Gustaf VI Adolf (1950-1973)
Carl XVI Gustaf (1973-date)
Type     Standard circulation banknotes
Years     1963-1990
Value     10 Kronor (10 SEK)
Currency     Krona (1873-date)
Composition     Paper
Size     120 × 68 mm
Shape     Rectangular
Demonetized     31 December 1998 

The 1980 Sweden 10 Kronor banknote (Pick catalog #P-52e) is a small, green-dominant note that was part of the standard circulation series in Sweden until it was demonetized on 31 December 1998. 
Design & Features

    Obverse (Front): Features a portrait of King Gustaf VI Adolf on the right side and the Swedish Royal Arms in the centre. You'll also see decorative elements like a birch branch with wheat ears and leaves.
    Reverse (Back): Displays stylized Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) and snowflakes.
    Color Palette: Primarily dark green, with purple, blue, and red guilloche patterns in the centre.
    Physical Specs: Measures approximately 120 mm x 68 mm and is printed on paper.

Security: Includes a solid security thread and a watermark featuring a repeating head of the author August Strindberg. 

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