1668, founded in Sweden, is issued by Swedish National Standard Bank. The bank began printing paper money on 1755, and the front of the paper money was printed with the warning that "the forger will be executed". Authorized by the Central Bank of China, the inter-bank foreign exchange market from 20 16 to 12 started direct transactions of RMB against Hungarian forint, Danish krone, Polish zloty, Mexican peso, Swedish krona, Turkish lira and Norwegian krona.

2. Norway: Norwegian krone

The Norwegian krone is the product of the Nordic Monetary Union. The Norwegian krone is the currency name of the Kingdom of Norway and is issued by the Norwegian Bank. 1 krone equals 100 ore. There are banknotes with denominations of 1000, 500, 200, 100, 50 in circulation, and banknotes with denominations of 20, 10, 5, 1 krona and 50, 25, 10, 5, etc.

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Before 1873, the Norwegian coin currency system was complicated. Only the head of the king, the initials of the title of the king, and no country name. 1876 was changed to decimal, and the currency face had a lion shield with an axe.

In World War II, iron coins were issued, and the name of Norway appeared on the front of the coin, and the lion with an axe was changed into a triangular coat of arms.

After World War II, Norway has cast 195 1 and 1952. 1958, 1963, 1973, 1974, 1983 coins. The denominations are 1, 2,5,/kloc-0,25,50 euros and 1, 5, 10 kronor. In addition, several sets of circulating and non-circulating commemorative coins were cast.

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