Norway
1973 - Norway 10 Kroner banknote PIC 31f UNC
Norway 10 Kroner banknote associated with 1973, catalogued as Pick P31f. This uncirculated example b..
1977 - Norway PIC 36c 10 Kroner banknote UNC
This Norwegian 10 Kroner banknote is associated with 1977 and catalogued as Pick P36c. The note is i..
1980 - Norway PIC 37d 50 Kroner banknote F
This Norwegian 50 Kroner banknote is associated with 1980 and catalogued as Pick P37d. It belongs to..
1984 - Norway PIC 36c 10 Kroner banknote VF
Norway 10 Kroner banknote associated with 1984, catalogued as Pick P36c. The note is predominantly d..
1995 - Norway 50 Kroner banknote PIC 42f UNC
Norway 50 Kroner banknote associated with 1995, catalogued in the product data as PIC 42f and listed..
2003 - Norway PIC 46c 50 Kroner banknote VF
This Norway 50 Kroner banknote is associated with 2003 and identified as PIC 46c. It is graded VF, a..
2004 - Norway PIC 49b 100 Kroner banknote XF
This Norwegian 100 Kroner banknote is associated with 2004 and is catalogued as Pick P49b. The note ..
2005 - Norway PIC 46c 50 Kroner banknote UNC
This Norwegian 50 kroner banknote is identified in the product data as PIC 46c and is associated wit..
Frequently asked questions
What denominations are represented in the Norway banknote category?
The Norway category includes banknotes denominated in 10, 50 and 100 kroner. The 10 kroner examples are associated with Pick references P31f and P36c, while 50 kroner notes include P37d, P42f and P46c. The 100 kroner example is listed as P49b. These denominations and references describe the banknotes represented in this shop’s catalog, rather than every denomination or type issued by Norway.
Which periods and Pick references can collectors find for Norway notes?
The catalog represents Norway banknotes dated from 1973 to 2005. The earlier examples include a 1973 10 kroner P31f and 1977 and 1984 10 kroner P36c. Later entries include a 1995 50 kroner P42f, a 1980 50 kroner P37d, 2003 and 2005 50 kroner P46c notes, and a 2004 100 kroner P49b. This gives the category coverage across several dated types and Pick references.
How can I identify a Norway banknote in this catalog?
Start by checking the denomination, date and Pick reference shown in the listing. For example, Norway 10 kroner notes are represented by P31f and P36c, while 50 kroner examples include P37d, P42f and P46c. The catalog title also indicates the note’s condition grade, such as UNC, VF, F or XF. Comparing these details helps distinguish entries that share the same denomination but have different dates or references.
What do the condition grades mean in the Norway listings?
The Norway listings use established collecting abbreviations including UNC, XF, VF and F. UNC means Uncirculated, XF means Extremely Fine, VF means Very Fine and F means Fine. The catalog includes, for example, P36c 10 kroner notes in UNC and VF, and P46c 50 kroner notes in UNC and VF. These grades describe the condition assigned to each listed example and are separate from its denomination, date and Pick reference.
What should I compare before buying a Norway banknote from this category?
Before buying a Norway banknote, compare the denomination, year, Pick reference and stated condition grade. This is especially useful where the same reference appears with different grades, such as P36c 10 kroner and P46c 50 kroner examples. Also check the individual product details and images supplied with the listing so that the selected note matches the type, date and condition description you want for your collection.
Which Norway denomination shows the broadest range of dated Pick references in the catalog?
The 50 kroner denomination shows the broadest spread of dated Pick references in this Norway catalog. It is represented by a 1980 P37d note, a 1995 P42f note, and P46c examples dated 2003 and 2005. This makes the 50 kroner group useful for comparing different Pick references and dates within one denomination, while the category also includes 10 kroner and 100 kroner examples.