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The Swedish Krona is the currency of the Kingdom of Sweden since 1873, replacing the riksdaler at par. As with all similarly named currencies, like the krone, kroon and koruna, ‘krona’ is a reference to a crown, represented on the obverse or reverse side of most krona coins.
We exchange both Swedish Krona coins and notes, and we also accept withdrawn Swedish Krona banknotes for exchange. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.
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10 Swedish Kronor coin (minted in 1991 and from 2001)
This 10 kronor coin has the image of Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden. On the copper-aluminium-zinc coin, the inscription reads ‘For Sverige I Tiden’.You get: £0.469501 SEK = £0.0469500000 -
20 Swedish Kronor banknote (Astrid Lindgren)
The purple-violet colored banknote of 20 kronor features the portrait of Swedish children’s book author Astrid Lindgren and the character she created, Pippi Longstocking. On the back side of the Tjugo Kronor note is a forest scene with flowers, representing the Swedish region Småland.You get: £1.240201 SEK = £0.0620100000 -
20 Swedish Kronor banknote (Selma Lagerlof issue 1997)
The blue colored banknote of tjugo kronor shows Selma Lagerlof, Swedish author. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘Sveriges Riksbank’. On the backside of the 20 Swedish Kronor note is an image of the boy Nils Holgersson riding a snow goose in flight.You get: £0.273201 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
20 Swedish Kronor banknote (Selma Lagerlof)
The purple colored banknote of tjugo kronor shows Selma Lagerlof, Swedish author. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘Sveriges Riksbank’. On the backside of the 20 SEK note is an image of Nils Holgersson sitting on the back of a flying goose.You get: £0.273201 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
50 Swedish Kronor banknote (Evert Taube)
The 50 kronor banknote features Swedish singer Evert Taube and the Swedish region of Bohuslän. On the front of the Femtio Kronor banknote is a portrait of the artist, musical sheets and a boat. On the back side of the fifty kronor note is a bay view with choppy waters and a lighthouse.You get: £3.100501 SEK = £0.0620100000 -
50 Swedish Kronor banknote (Jenny Lind issue 1996)
The bill of femtio kronor depicts Jenny Lind, Swedish opera Singer. The words ‘Sveriges Riksbank’ are printed on this olive-brown colored paper note. The 1996 issue does not have a hologram foil.You get: £0.683001 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
50 Swedish Kronor banknote (Jenny Lind)
The banknote of femtio kronor shows Jenny Lind, Swedish opera Singer. Printed on the olive brown paper banknote is the text ‘Sveriges Riksbank’. The reverse side of the 50 SEK bill features a violin and a treble clef with a line of musical notes. The note has a wide hologram foil on the left.You get: £0.683001 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
100 Swedish Kronor banknote (Carl von Linne issue 1986)
The banknote of ett hundra kronor features the images of Carl von Linne (Carl Linnaeus), Swedish botanist. Printed on the paper banknote is the text ‘Sveriges Riksbank’.You get: £1.366001 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
100 Swedish Kronor banknote (Carl von Linne)
The bill of ett hundra kronor shows Carl von Linne (Carl Linnaeus), Swedish botanist. On the blue-green colored paper banknote a caption reads ‘Sveriges Riksbank’. The reverse side of the 100 SEK bill features a bee pollinating flowers.You get: £1.366001 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
100 Swedish Kronor banknote (Greta Garbo)
The blue-colored 100 kronor banknote features Swedish-born American movie star Greta Garbo and celluloid film. On the reverse side of the Ett Hundra Kronor banknote is a city view on the Swedish capital, Stockholm.You get: £6.201001 SEK = £0.0620100000 -
200 Swedish Kronor (Ingmar Bergman)
Featured on the green-colored 200 kronor bill is the Swedish movie director and producer Ingmar Bergman. On the front side are a clapperboard, a film crew and stagelight. On the reverse side of the Två Hundra Kronor banknote is a nature scene from the Swedish region Gotland.You get: £12.402001 SEK = £0.0620100000 -
500 Swedish Kronor banknote (King Carl XI issue 1989)
The banknote of fem hundra kronor portrays the images of King Carl XI on the front and Christopher Polhem on the back. Text on the paper note reads ‘Sveriges Riksbank’.You get: £6.830001 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
500 Swedish Kronor banknote (King Carl XI)
The note of fem hundra kronor features the portraits of King Carl XI and Christopher Polhem. Text on the paper banknote reads ‘Sveriges Riksbank’.You get: £6.830001 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
1000 Swedish Kronor banknote (Gustav Vasa issue 1989)
This ett tusen kronor banknote features Gustav Vasa, King of Sweden. The paper note contains the words ‘Sveriges Riksbank’. On the back of the brown colored 1,000 SEK note is a scene of harvest. The note does not have a hologram foil.You get: £13.660001 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
1000 Swedish Kronor banknote (Gustav Vasa)
The bill of ett tusen kronor features King Gustav Vasa, Swedish King. Text on the brown colored paper note reads ‘Sveriges Riksbank’. The backside of the 1000 Kronor banknote features the Harvest and threshing scene from History of the Nordic Peoples by Olaus Magnus.You get: £13.660001 SEK = £0.0136600000 -
500 Swedish Kronor banknote (Birgit Nilsson)
The brown-red colored banknote of 500 kronor features Swedish soprano Birgit Nilsson. On the obverse side of the Fem Hundra Kronor bill are opera singers on stage and a musical key. On the reverse side is an image of Øresund Bridge in the Swedish region of Scania.You get: £31.005001 SEK = £0.0620100000
