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2 Riksdaler

Issuer Riksgäldskontoret (Swedish National Debt Office)
Year 1828
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Value 2 Riksdaler
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Obverse description Letterpress-printed note in dark blue ink on buff paper, with the denomination rendered as an ornate script numeral '2' surmounted by 'Rd.' and two horizontal strokes, centred on the face. The bearer obligation of the Riksgäldskontoret is set in an early nineteenth-century blackletter typeface, with the denomination in full given bilingually as 'Twå Riksdaler' in Swedish and 'Kaxi Riikin Talaria' in Finnish at lower left, and an anti-counterfeiting warning in a smaller roman typeface to the right. Two manuscript signatures appear below the text block, the note dated Stockholm, 1 July 1828.
Obverse lettering Rd. 2- Uti Riksens Ständers Riksgälds Contor är insatt en Sum- ma af Twå Riksdaler, hwilka 2 Riksdaler Innehafwaren häraf har att återbekomma. Stockholm, den 1 juli 1828. Twå Riksdaler Kaxi Riikin Talaria Den som denne Sedel efterapar eller förfallskar, skall warda hängd, men den, som uptäcker Efteraparen, Förfallskaren eller Utvrånglaren, undfår Belöning enligt Kongl. Kundgörelsen af den 8 Juli 1818.
(Translation: 2 riksdaler of the realm. In the Realm`s Debt Office has been deposited a sum of two riksdaler, which two riksdaler the bearer is to receive. Stockholm, 1 July 1828. Two riksdaler of the realm Whoever imitates or counterfeits this banknote, shall be hanged, but he, who discovers the imitator or counterfeiter or disseminator, will be rewarded in accordance with the royal decree of 8 July 1818.)
Reverse description The reverse carries a mirror-image offset impression of the obverse letterpress text, a characteristic consequence of the printing technique employed, with the blackletter inscription and denomination numerals reading in reverse from left to right. Two ornate script '2=' denomination numerals are visible in the upper portion, one to either side of centre. The impression is lighter and more diffuse than the obverse, the aged buff paper exhibiting toning and fold lines consistent with prolonged circulation.
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