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10 Faroese Kronur banknote 1949 orange
The orange-red Faroese paper money bill of 10 tiggju kronur features the image of a ram. On the banknote, a caption reads ‘Føroyar’. The front of the banknote has waved design elements.You get: £0.575501 FAK = £0.0575500000 -
50 Faroese Kronur coin
The coin of 50 Faroese Kronur depicts a ram’s head. The coin is tri-metallic and has a security hologram. On the back side of the 50kr coin is the coat of arms of the Faroe Islands.You get: £3.286051 FAK = £0.0657210000 -
10 Faroese Kronur banknote 1949 green
The green-colored Faroese banknote of 10 tiggju kronur has an image of a ram. The word ‘Føroyar’ is printed on the banknote. The front of the banknote has rippled design elements.You get: £0.575501 FAK = £0.0575500000 -
20 Faroese Kronur coin
The aluminium-bronze coin of 20 Faroese Krónur has a diameter of 27mm. The gold-coloured 20kr coin from the Faroe Islands features a gray seal on the front side and a Ram Passant on the back side.You get: £1.314421 FAK = £0.0657210000 -
10 Faroese Kronur coin
The fish on the front side of the 10 Krónur coin from the Faroe Islands is a twait shad from the eastern Atlantic Ocean. On the back side of the 10 Faroe Kronur coin is a Ram Passant on a weapon shield.You get: £0.657211 FAK = £0.0657210000 -
20 Faroese Kronur banknote (Shephard)
The deep-purple-pink-colored Faroese bill of 20 tjugu kronur features a shephard, a ram and sheep. On the twenty kronur banknote a caption reads ‘Føroyar’.You get: £1.151001 FAK = £0.0575500000 -
5 Faroese Kronur coin
The bird on the 5 Faroese Krónur coin is the Eurasian Oystercatcher. On the back side of the 5 Kronur coin is the coat of arms of the Faroe Islands, featuring a ram.You get: £0.328611 FAK = £0.0657210000 -
50 Faroese Kronur banknote (Nolsoyar Pall)
The banknote of fimti kronur has the image of Nolsoyar Pall, Faroese seaman. Text on the paper note reads ‘Føroyar’. The bill features an image of a traditional fishing boat.You get: £2.877501 FAK = £0.0575500000 -
100 Faroese Kronur banknote (V.U. Hammershaimb)
The note of hundrad kronur has the image of Venceslaus Ulricus Hammershaimb, Faroese lutheran Minister. The word ‘Føroyar’ is printed on the paper banknote.You get: £5.755001 FAK = £0.0575500000 -
2 Faroese Kronur coin
The cupro-nickel coin of 2 Faroese Kronur depicts a black guillemot, also known as tystie. This waterbird is a native species of the Faroe Islands. On the back of the silver-coloured 2 Krona coin is a Ram Passant, the Faroe coat of arms.You get: £0.131441 FAK = £0.0657210000 -
1 Faroese Krona coin
The seabird species of atlantic puffin is featured on this 1 Krona coin from the Faroe Islands. On the back of the 1 Faroese Krona coin isYou get: £0.065721 FAK = £0.0657210000 -
100 Faroese Kronur banknote 1949 red
The Faroese banknote of hundrad kronur features the portrait of Venceslaus Ulricus Hammershaimb, lutheran Minister. Text on the note reads ‘Føroyar’.You get: £5.755001 FAK = £0.0575500000 -
100 Faroese Kronur banknote 1949 green
This green-blue-grey-colored Faroese 100 hundrad kronur bill has an image of porpoises. Printed on the banknote is the text ‘Føroyar’ and ‘Sum lógligt gjaldoyra í føroyum.You get: £5.755001 FAK = £0.0575500000 -
50 Faroese Oyru coin
The copper-plated zinc coin of 50 Faroese Oyru is the equivalent of half a krona. The front side features a Shetland sheep dog and the back side has the image of a ram, part of the coat of arms of the Faroe Islands.You get: £0.032861 FAK = £0.0657210000 -
25 Faroese Oyru coin
The coin of 25 Oyru from the Faroe Islands has a common shore crab pictured on the front side. The Faroe coat of arms, featuring a Ram Passant, is on the back side of this 1/4 krona coin.You get: £0.016431 FAK = £0.0657210000 -
500 Faroese Kronur banknote (Fisherman)
This 500 fimm hundrad kronur banknote is 164mm wide by 84mm high. Text on the paper note reads ‘Føroyar’. On the obverse site of the note is a portrait of a traditional Faroese fisherman.You get: £28.775001 FAK = £0.0575500000
