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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We exchange both Kroner coins and paper money, and we also accept withdrawn Danish Kroner banknotes and old series Danish coins.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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10 Danish Kroner banknote 1944-1953 issue
Text on the 10 Danish ti kroner banknote reads ‘Danmark ti Kroner’ and ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. The design consists of woven green leaves and branches.You get: £0.773601 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
50 Danish Kroner banknote 1938-1944 issue
This 50 Danish kroner bill features fishermen and their boat on the front side. The coat of arms of Denmark with three lions features the reverse side.You get: £3.868001 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
50 Danish Kroner banknote 1944-1958 issue
On the Danish halvtresindstyve kroner bill, a caption reads ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. The purple colored banknote features a boat, woven twigs, brambles and leaves.You get: £3.868001 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
100 Danish Kroner banknote 1944-1963 issue
Printed on the green colored Danish 100 hundrede kroner banknote is the text ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. The banknote has a complex design featuring fish tails.You get: £7.736001 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
500 Danish Kroner banknote 1944-1965 issue
The Danish 500 femhundrede kroner banknote contains the words ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. The orange colored 500 DKK note features two horses.You get: £38.680001 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
1 Danish Krone banknote 1914-1921 issue
The banknote of 1 Krone has the Danish coat of arms on the back side. On the front side the text reads “Nationalbanken i København” and “Danmark”.You get: £0.077361 DKK = £0.0773600000 -
50 Danish Kroner banknote (Bridges of Denmark series)
The bill of 50 halvtreds kroner measures 125mm by 72mm. The words ‘Danmarks nationalbank’ are printed on the paper note. The purple colored note features the Sallingsund Bridge in Jutland and the Skarpsalling Vessel.You get: £4.973001 DKK = £0.0994600000 -
100 Danish Kroner banknote (Bridges of Denmark series)
This 100 et hundrede kroner note measures 135mm by 72mm. On the paper banknote a caption reads ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. 100 Danish Krone notes like these are orange colored and feature the Little Belt railway bridge and the Hindsgavl Dagger.You get: £9.946001 DKK = £0.0994600000 -
200 Danish Kroner banknote (Bridges of Denmark series)
This 200 to hundrede kroner banknote measures 145mm by 72mm. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. 200 Danish Krone notes like these are green colored and feature Knippelsbro in Copenhagen.You get: £19.892001 DKK = £0.0994600000 -
500 Danish Kroner banknote (Bridges of Denmark series)
The banknote of 500 fem hundrede kroner measures 155mm by 72mm. The blue colored paper note contains the words ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. The images on this banknote show the Queen Alexandrine Bridge and the Keldby Vessel.You get: £49.730001 DKK = £0.0994600000 -
1000 Danish Kroner banknote (Bridges of Denmark series)
This 1000 et tusinde kroner banknote measures 165mm by 72mm. Printed on the red colored paper note is the text ‘Danmarks nationalbank’. The banknote shows the Great Belt Bridge and the Trundholm sun chariot with horse.You get: £99.460001 DKK = £0.0994600000
