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1 Krone Den Danske Brigade

Uitgever Det Kongelige Danske Krigsministerium (Royal Danish Ministry of War)
Jaar 1947-1958
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Afmetingen 88 x 55 mm
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Beschrijving voorzijde Brown letterpress on white paper with a guilloche underprint of repeating royal monograms filling the centre and right field. The Danish royal coat of arms in a circular vignette occupies the left, with the serial number printed vertically at right. A framed text panel at lower centre carries the usage restriction in Danish, issued by the Royal Danish Ministry of War.
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Opschrift keerzijde 1 KRONE
For use only as means of payment in the military establishments of the Danish brigade in accordance with given regulations.
Nur verwendbar als Bezahlungsmittel innerhalb der militärischen Etablissemente der dänischen Brigade laut der dafür gegebenen Bestimmungen.
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Opmerkingen

The Danish Brigade notes were issued for use by Danish military personnel stationed in Germany during the Allied occupation period — a controlled scrip system designed to keep Danish soldiers from spending Danish kroner in the occupied German economy. The 1 Krone was the smallest denomination in the series, and the notes saw genuinely hard use: replacement cycles were frequent, and surviving examples in decent condition are considerably less common than the higher denominations.

Havning was a prolific designer at the Nationalbank's printing works, responsible for several Danish banknote series of the mid-century period.

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