200 Kronor

The 2014 Swedish 200 kronor belongs to the transitional period between the "Framtida sedlar" redesign series and the full polymer rollout that followed. Sveriges Riksbank had been phasing out older denominations and redesigning others for years; this cotton paper issue was eventually superseded by a revised series introduced in 2015–2016, which also added the 200 kronor as a permanent denomination after a long absence from Swedish circulation — the note had not been issued in decades before its return.

Its security specification is notably modest for a note of this value, relying on watermark and thread without the windowed foil or color-shifting ink found on higher denominations in the same family.