Old Swedish coins.

Zdrastvuite! Rad c'vami poznakomitsa. Gorgeous bunch of coins. My grandfather came to the US from Sweden. My oldest Swede coins are from the 1870s. I am very interested in Russian coins prior to 1919. My daughter collects the Soviet and modern Russian coins.
Please do not answer me in Russian. Znaio tolka neskalka slov.

 

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Yes, Sir - it"s my mistake. I press "I" button 2 times and don"t mark it. Thank You.

 

God kvall, Sir. But You have russian nick (DadaVanya means "Uncle Ivan")

 

A several coins yet. Oscar II (1872-1907) the king.
1. 2 kronor 1898, silver .800, weight - 15 g., 141000 coins of this type.
2. 2 kronor 1897, silver .800, weight - 15 g., 246000 coins of this type. Silver Jubilee.

 

Gustaf V the king (1907-1950).
1. 2 kronor 1939, silver .800, weight - 15 g., 1200329 coins of this type.
2. 2 kronor 1921, silver .800, weight - 15 g., 265943 coins of this type. 400th Anniversaryf Political Liberty.

 

Gustaf V the king.
1. 2 kronor 1932, silver .800, weight - 15 g., 253770 coins of this type. 300th Anniversary-Death Gustaf II Adolf.
2. 2 kronor 1938, silver .800, weight - 15 g., 508815 coins of this type. 300th Anniversary - Settlement of Delaware..

 

A several coins yet.
2 kronor 1948, silver .400, weight - 14 g., mintage - 281660.

 

5 kronor 1935, silver .900, weight - 25 g., mintage - 663819. Gustaf V. "500th Anniversary of Riksdag".

 

Silver coins of Gustaf VI Adolphus (1950-1973).
1. 5 kronor 1954, silver .400, weight - 18 g., mintage - 1510316. This coin minted in 1954, 1955 and 1971.
2. 5 kronor 1959, silver .400, weight - 18 g., mintage - 504150. "Constitution Sesquicentennial.

 

5 kronor 1966, silver .400, weight - 18 g., mintage - 1023500. "100th Anniversary of Constitution Reform".

 

Rather interesting commemorative coin: 50 kronor 1976, silver .925, weight - 27 g., mintage - 2000000. Wedding of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia.

 

And, at last. Very interesting and rather rare coin: 1/24 of thaler, silver, Gustaf II Adolphe the King (1611-1632).

 

Oscar I (1844-1859).
1/6 skilling 1851. Very small coin. Less than one-cent coin.

 

King Johann III (1568-1592).
2 ore 1573, copper.

 

10 Ore- 50 Ore1874-1879 this design has a very low mintage

 

What do you guys think?

Here is a new purchase from this last weekend. It is a Sweden 1 Ore coin from 1761. The mintage listed in Krause is 172,000 and the AF stands for Adolf Frederick. I grade the coin AU.

 

Gustaf IV Adolf.
1/12 scilling 1808, copper.

 

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I've bought it today for 33 $.
1 ore 1769, copper, weight - 14,2 g. King Adolf Frederick.