Norwegian gold and silver coins

Norwegian gold and silver coins

Norwegian gold and silver coins are dated from the beginning of the XVIII century. During this period, currencies such as the øre, skillings, kroner and ecu were in circulation. As well as coins of other European countries, the coins of Norway depict the rulers of a particular period, as well as the symbols of power (heraldic emblems and crowns), and commemorative coins show episodes of country‘s history. All Gold and Silver Norwegian coins in our catalog.

Silver coins

Coins of the Norwegian øre

10 øre denomination

  • “Oscar II” of 1876−1894
  • “Haakon VII” of 1909

10ere

25 øre denominationminted in 187

  • minted in 1896
  • “Oscar II” 1899
  • minted in 1909−1919

50 øre denomination

  • minted in 1877−1904
  • “Oscar II” of 1893−1904
  • minted in 1909−1919

25ere

All 50 øre Norwegian silver coins in our catalog.

Norwegian skillings coins

2 skillings denomination

  • minted in 1842−1843
  • minted in 1870−1871

2skilling

3 skillings denomination

  • minted in 1872−1873

3skilling

4 skillings denomination

  • minted in 1871

4skilling

8 skillings denomination

  • minted in 1702−1715
  • minted in 1819

8skilling

12 skillings denomination

  • minted in 1845−1848
  • minted in 1850−1856

12skilling

15 skillings denomination

  • “Oscar II” of 1874

24 skillings denomination

  • minted in 1737−1746

Norwegian kroner coins

1 kroner denomination

  • “Oscar II” of 1877−1897
  • minted in 1877−1904
  • minted in 1908−1917

1krona

2 kroner denomination

  • minted in 1878−1904
  • “Oscar II” of 1872−1905
  • “Norway Independence” of 1906
  • minted in 1908−1917
  • “Haakon VII” of 1910−1917
  • “Constitution Centennial” of 1914

2krona

10 kroner denomination

  • “Constitution Sesquicentennial” of 1964

10kron

25 kroner denomination

  • “25th Anniversary of Liberation” of 1970
  • “Olaf V 25th Anniversary of Liberation” of 1991

25kron

50 kroner denomination

  • “75th Birthday of King Olav V” of 1978
  • “1994 Olympics in Lillehammer” of 1991
  • “1994 Olympics in Lillehammer” of 1991−1992
  • “1994 Olympics in Lillehammer: Skiing” of 1994
  • “50 years since the end of World War II” of 1995

50kron

100 kroner denomination

  • minted in 1982
  • “1994 Olympics − Speed Skating” of 1991
  • “1994 Olympics − Cross−Country Skiing” of 1991
  • “1994 Olympics − Hockey” of 1992
  • “1994 Olympics − Alpine Skiing” of 1993
  • “1994 Olympics − Figure Skating” of 1993
  • “Year 2000” of 1999
  • “Nobel Peace Prize Centennial” of 2001

All 100 Kroner Norwegian silver coins in our catalog.

100kron

175 kroner denomination

  • “175th Anniversary of Constitution” of 1989

15kron

200 kroner denomination

  • “35th Anniversary of Liberation” of 1980
  • “150th Anniversary of the Birth of Knut Hamsun” of 2009
  • “150th Anniversary of the Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee and Confederation of Sports” of 2011
  • “Central role of the sport of skiing in Norway” of 2011
  • “75th Anniversary of the Birth of King Harald V” of 2012
  • “200th Anniversary of the Norwegian Constitution” of 2014

200kron

Norwegian ecu coins

20 Ecu denomination

  • “First Polar Expedition” of 1993
  • “Hanse Tyske−Bryggen Hansa” of 1994

20eku

Norwegian Euro coins

20 euro denomination

  • “Millennium: Ice Fox” of 1997

40 euro denomination

  • “Millennium: Musk Ox” of 1997

Gold coins

10 kroner denomination

  • minted in 1874−1910

All 10 Kroner Norwegian gold coins in our catalog.

10goldkron

20 kroner denomination

  • minted in 1874−1910
  • “Oscar II” of 1829−1907

20goldkron

1500 kroner denomination

  • “100th Anniversary of the Dissolution of the Norway−Sweden Union” of 2003

1500goldkron

What Mint produced the coins?

The first official Mint was founded in Oslo (the former city of Christiania) in 1626. Silver from Kongsberg mines was used for silver coins mintage. A bit later, in 1686, the Mint was completely relocated to Kongsberg, so in such a tandem with the mine, the Mint functioned until 1957, when silver deposits completely dried up. Only in 1962 the Mint was placed under the authority of the Norwegian State Bank, and in 2000 it was reorganized into the Royal Norwegian Mint, and since 2004 it has been called the Norwegian Mint. The symbols of this Mint are crossed hammers.

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Approximate price of Norwegian coins on the market

10 øre denomination (Ag)

  • “Oscar II” of 1876−1894 − 11,61 euro
  • “Haakon VII” of 1909 − 8,88−10,24 euro

25 øre denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1876 − 3.41−18.44 euro
  • minted in 1896−1904 − 10.93−36.19 euro
  • “Oscar II” of 1899 − 106.93 euro
  • minted in 1909−1919 − 5.46−11.61 euro

50 øre denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1877−1904 − 12,15−21,85 euro
  • “Oscar II” of 1893−1904 − 108.77 euro
  • minted in 1909−1919 − 5,87−25,95 euro

2 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1842−1843 − 21,85−30,04 euro
  • minted in 1870−1871 − 24,58−25,95 euro

3 skillings denomination (Ag)<

  • minted in 1872−1873 − 19.12 euro

4 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1871 − 21.17 euro

8 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1702−1715 gg. − 45,07 euro
  • minted in 1819 − 47.80 euro

12 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1845−1848 − 17,75−19,80 euro
  • minted in 1850−1856 − 16,25−17,07 euro

15 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • “Oscar II” of 1874 − 184.36 euro

24 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1737−1746 − 52.58 euro

1 kroner denomination (Ag)

  • “Oscar II” of 1877−1897 − 55,72−267,33 euro
  • minted in 1877−1904 – 57,37 euro
  • minted in 1908−1917 − 17.75−38.24 euro

3 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1872−1873 − 19.12 euro

4 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1871 − 21.17 euro

8 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1702−1715 gg. − 45,07 euro
  • minted in 1819 − 47.80 euro

12 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1845−1848 − 17,75−19,80 euro
  • minted in 1850−1856 − 16,25−17,07 euro

15 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • “Oscar II” of 1874 − 184.36 euro

24 skillings denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1737−1746 − 52.58 euro

1 kroner denomination (Ag)

  • “Oscar II” of 1877−1897 − 55,72−267,33 euro
  • minted in 1877−1904 – 57,37 euro
  • minted in 1908−1917 − 17.75−38.24 euro

2 kroner denomination (Ag)

  • minted in 1878−1904 − 25,26 euro
  • “Oscar II” of 1872−1905 − 148.84 euro
  • “Norway Independence” of 1906 − 30.04−125.64 euro
  • minted in 1908−1917 − 24,58−116,09 euro
  • “Haakon VII” of 1910−1917 − 64,19 euro
  • “Constitution Centennial” of 1914 − 92.18 euro.

10 kroner denomination (Ag)

  • “Constitution Sesquicentennial” of 1964 − 19,60 euro

25 kroner denomination (Ag)

  • “25th Anniversary of Liberation” of 1970 − 24.58 euro

50 kroner denomination (Ag)

  • “75th Birthday of King Olav V” of 1978 − 26.77 euro
  • “1994 Olympics in Lillehammer” of 1991 − 28.68 euro
  • “1994 Olympics in Lillehammer” of 1991−1992 − 21,17−37,69 euro
  • “1994 Olympics in Lillehammer: Skiing” of 1994 − 28.88−38.24 euro
  • “50 years since the end of World War II” of 1995 − 34.14 euro

100 kroner denomination (Ag)

  • “1994 Olympics − Speed Skating” of 1991 − 28.88 euro
  • “1994 Olympics − Cross−Country Skiing” of 1991 − 28,88−32,37 euro
  • “1994 Olympics − Hockey” of 1992 − 32.71 euro
  • “1994 Olympics − Alpine Skiing” of 1993 − 24.38 euro
  • “1994 Olympics − Figure Skating” of 1993 − 47,12 euro
  • “Year 2000” of 1999 − 102.42 euro
  • “Nobel Peace Prize Centennial” of 2001 − 102.42 euro.

200 kroner denomination (Ag)

  • “35th Anniversary of Liberation” of 1980 − 40.15 euro
  • “150th Anniversary of the Birth of Knut Hamsun” of 2009 − 75.11 euro
  • “150th Anniversary of the Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee and Confederation of Sports” of 2011 − 75.11 euro
  • “Central role of the sport of skiing in Norway” of 2011 − 75.11 euro
  • “75th Anniversary of the Birth of King Harald V” of 2012 − 75.11 euro.

20 Ecu denomination (Ag)

  • “First Polar Expedition” of 1993 − 15.71−40−97 euro
  • “Hanse Tyske−Bryggen Hansa” of 1994 − 23.22−43.70 euro.

20 euro denomination (Ag)

  • “Millennium: Ice Fox” of 1997 − 39.44 euro

20 kroner denomination (Au)

  • minted in 1874−1910 − 275.56 euro

1500 kroner denomination (Au)

  • “100th Anniversary of the Dissolution of the Norway−Sweden Union” of 2003 − 504.10 euro.

Interesting facts

  • The first coins of Norway began to be minted back in 995−999. under King Olav I Tryggvason, and this right belonged exclusively to him.
  • 1,500 kroner Norwegian gold coin of 2003 is dedicated to the Karlstad Agreements of 1905. As a result of these Agreements, Norway became Independent.
  • Norwegian gold coins are represented by only three denominations: 10, 20 and 1500 kroner denomination.
Denomination Metal Year of Issue Name Circulation
2 skillings Ag 1842−1843 * 1500000
2 skillings Ag 1870−1871 *
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