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Alga banknote - 2000
| Uitgever | Sweden |
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| Samenstelling | Paper |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Red-on-white fantasy game note issued by Alga (Swedish board game manufacturer), printed in letterpress. The centre carries a circular vignette of a seated figure within elaborate scrollwork, flanked by a large numeral "1" underprint at left and the bold denomination "2000" at upper right. Decorative shell-and-leaf rosettes appear at the top corners. |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | BANQUE NATIONALE NATIONALBANK BANCA NAZIONALE 2000 Ett ALGA spel 2000 NATIONALBANKEN (Translation: National bank An Alga game National bank) |
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This is not a Swedish Riksbank issue. "Alga" was a board game published by the Swedish company Alga (a subsidiary of Brio), and the banknotes included in their games — Monopoly-style play money — occasionally surface in numismatic lots mislabeled as notgeld or advertising notes. They have no monetary status and were never intended for circulation.
Collector interest is marginal and almost entirely driven by gaming history rather than notaphily.