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The Danish Krone was introduced as the currency of the Kingdom of Denmark in 1875, replacing the Danish Rigsdaler. As with similarly named krona and koruna currencies, the name ‘krone’ is a reference to a crown, represented on the obverse or reverse side of krone coins.
We exchange both Kroner coins and paper money, and we also accept withdrawn Danish Kroner banknotes and old series Danish coins. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.
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100 Danish Kroner banknote (Carl Nielsen)
This 100 hundrede kroner banknote depicts the image of Carl Nielsen, Danish musician. The orange colored paper note contains the words ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. 100 Danish Krone notes like these have a diamond symbol in the top left corner.You get: £7.528001 DKK = £0.0752800000 -
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500 Danish Kroner banknote (Niels Henrik David Bohr)
This 500 fem hundrede kroner banknote features Niels Henrik David Bohr, Danish physicist. The blue colored paper banknote contains the words ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. Depicted in the top left corner of the bill is a square.You get: £37.640001 DKK = £0.0752800000 -
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1000 Danish Kroner banknote (Michael Ancher)
This 1000 tusind kroner banknote portrays Michael Ancher and Anna Ancher. Text on the red colored paper banknote reads ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. There is a six sided star on the front of the one thousand kroner banknote.You get: £75.280001 DKK = £0.0752800000 -
2 Danish Kroner coin Christian X
The old 2 kroner coin from Denmark is made of aluminium-bronze and weighs 13 grams. The coin dates from the era of Danish king Christian X. The Christian X 2 kroner coin is no longer in use and it has been replaced by the current coin of 2 Danish Kroner.You get: £0.172061 DKK = £0.0860300000 -
