Hey everyone, I am a military brat. I was born over on the naval base in Iceland. I have had these since I was born. Here is one... here is the other... Anyone have any info on them, I would greatly appriciate the help. Thanks in advance.
ok, this note has the following details in the Krause Standard catalog: 1000 Kronur (pick-46) as an issued note (meaning for circualtion) in VG= $2.50 VF= $8.00 and UNC= $16.00 no values are listed for a specimen. Signature 31-34,36 and 38-43 (compared to the list in the catalog) 100 Kronur (pick-44) as an issued note in VG= $.50 VF= $1.50 and UNC= $3.25 no values are listed for a specimen Signature 31-36 and 38-44 The books also does not go into details about printing #'s, meanign how many were printed. Hope this helps
Here is a catalog of Icelandic coins and notes: http://www.sedlabanki.is/uploads/files/TheCurrencyofIceland.pdf The book is in Icelandic and English, and some of the "recurring" Icelandic terms are explained in the glossary. The 100 kr note (P#44) is on p.46-47, the 1000 kr note is on page 48; no figures (about how may were printed) there either ... Christian
For anyone who collects banknotes and is in search of an Icelandic banknote here is a quick tip so you can recognize it. Iceland is spelled "Island." It's that simple. I remember getting my first Icelandic banknote and thinking it pertained to some island :hatch: Just thought i'd let you guys no, just in case you come across one and make the same mistake as I.
