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100 Riksdaler Riksmynt

Uitgever Götheborgs Enskilda Bank
Jaar 1858
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Beschrijving voorzijde The obverse is printed in black on a pale blue guilloche underprint, with a central engraved vignette of the Gothenburg harbour and cityscape — sailing vessels in the foreground and the city's church towers and buildings along the skyline. Above the vignette, the bank's heraldic lion device appears within a circular cartouche inscribed with the bank's name in French, flanked by bilingual legends in the upper corners. The denomination numeral '100' appears in four corner medallions and as a large yellow underprint figure at the lower centre, with the issuer's name and the redemption text in bold letterpress below the vignette.
Opschrift voorzijde GOTHENBURG BANK NOTE
GOTHENBURGER BANK NOTE
BILLET DE LA BANQUE DE GOTHENBOURG
GÖTHEBORGS ENSKILDA BANK
inlöser vid anfordran denna Sedel med
Riksdaler ETT HUNDRA Riksmynt.
GÖTHEBORG
1858.
Litt G
100
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Götheborgs Enskilda Bank was one of Sweden's proliferating private enskilda banks, authorized under the 1824 and later 1846 banking legislation that permitted note-issuing privileges to joint-stock institutions outside the Riksbank's monopoly. By 1858 there were dozens of such banks circulating their own paper, and the riksdaler riksmynt — introduced as Sweden's decimal unit in 1855 — was still newly established as the accounting standard.

High-denomination notes from provincial enskilda banks of this period survived in tiny numbers. Commercial use was limited to merchant settlements; ordinary retail circulation at 100 riksdaler was essentially nonexistent.

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