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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We exchange both Kroner coins and paper money, and we also accept withdrawn Danish Kroner banknotes and old series Danish coins.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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1 Danish Krone coin Margrethe II
This coin of 1 Danish Krone has been replaced by the current 1 Danish Kroner coin with hole in the middle. On this old 1 Danish Krone coin is the portrait of Queen Margrethe II and Denmark’s coat of arms.You get: £0.088411 DKK = £0.0884100000 -
20 Danish Kroner coin
This twenty Danish kroner coin features the portrait of Margrethe II, Danish Queen. Text on the 20 DKK coin reads ‘Margrethe II Danmarks Dronning’.You get: £1.812401 DKK = £0.0906200000 -
50 Danish Kroner banknote (Karen Blixen)
The bill of 50 femti kroner has the image of Karen Blixen, Danish author. The words ‘Danmarks nationalbank’ are printed on the purple colored paper banknote. It has a triangle in the top left corner.You get: £3.868001 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
1 Danish Krone coin Frederik IX (copper-nickel)
This coin is one of two versions of the 1 Danish Krone coin with the portrait of King Frederik IX. This version is made of copper nickel, unlike the other old Danish 1 krone coin which is made of aluminium-bronze.You get: £0.088411 DKK = £0.0884100000 -
10 Danish Kroner coin
The coin of 10 kroner depicts the portrait of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark. On the 10 DKK coin, the inscription reads ‘Margrethe II Danmarks Dronning’.You get: £0.906201 DKK = £0.0906200000 -
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: £7.736001 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
1 Danish Krone coin Frederik IX (aluminium-bronze)
This 1 Krone coin is one of two versions with the portrait of King Frederik IX. This version is made of aluminium-bronze. The other 1 krone Frederik IX coin is made of copper-nickel.You get: £0.088411 DKK = £0.0884100000 -
200 Danish Kroner banknote (Johanne Luise Heiberg)
This 200 to hundrede kroner bill features Johanne Luise Heiberg, Danish actress. On the green colored paper banknote a caption reads ‘Danmarks nationalbank’.You get: £15.472001 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
5 Danish Kroner coin
The Danish coin of 5 kroner danmark measures 28.5mm across and weighs 9.2g. The copper-nickel 5 DKK coin has a hole in the middle and contains the word ‘Danmark’.You get: £0.453101 DKK = £0.0906200000 -
1 Danish Krone coin Christian X
The old 1 Danish Krone coin from the Christian X era has the King’s initials on the obverse side: two C’s and an X. The aluminium-bronze 1 krone piece weighs 6.5 grams and has a diameter of 25.5mm.You get: £0.088411 DKK = £0.0884100000 -
2 Danish Kroner coin
This Danish silver-colored 2 kroner danmark piece measures 24.5mm across and weighs 5.9g. The coin has a centre hole. Text on the copper-nickel 2 DKK coin reads ‘Danmark’.You get: £0.181241 DKK = £0.0906200000 -
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: £38.680001 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
1 Danish Krone coin
This 1 krone danmark coin has a diameter of 20.25mm and weighs 3.6g. The copper-nickel piece of 1 DKK contains the word ‘Danmark’ and features a heart shaped lily.You get: £0.090621 DKK = £0.0906200000 -
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: £77.360001 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
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: £0.176821 DKK = £0.0884100000 -
2 Danish Kroner coin Frederik IX
This bronze-aluminium coin of 2 kronor from Denmark has the portrait of King Frederik IX facing right. The coin also features the Danish coat of arms with three lions and a crown.You get: £0.176821 DKK = £0.0884100000
