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3 Riksdaler Banco
| Uitgever | Smålands Privat Bank |
|---|---|
| Jaar | 1837 |
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| Samenstelling | Cotton paper |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | The note is executed in letterpress with an ornate engraved border of scrollwork and guilloche panels enclosing the central design. At the upper centre, a crowned royal coat of arms vignette is flanked by the numeral '3' in each upper corner, with the issuer's name 'SMÅLANDS PRIVAT BANKS' inscribed in bold lettering beneath. A central oval guilloche medallion bears the denomination 'TRE' in large letters, flanked by the abbreviated inscriptions 'Riksd:' and 'Banco', with the redemption clause text, place, and manuscript date 'Jönköping den 30 September 1842' appearing below, accompanied by three handwritten signatures. |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | No second image was provided; the reverse description cannot be determined from available sources with certainty. |
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Smålands Privat Bank was one of Sweden's early provincial note-issuing banks, operating under the riksbank framework that permitted private institutions to issue their own paper currency against a metallic reserve. The Riksdaler Banco was the unit of account tied to the Riksbank's copper and silver standard — a deliberately cautious anchor during a period when provincial bank failures elsewhere in Europe had made the public wary of private paper.
Cotton-based paper produced domestically in Jönköping was the norm for provincial Swedish issues of this decade. The 3 Riksdaler denomination sits in the middle register of the series, typically the heaviest-circulating tier.