What does a Danish krone look like?

Answer 1

Denmark makes five banknotes: the 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1000 Kroner notes.

• 50 kroner: Color: Purple. Obverse: Sallingsund Bridge. Reverse: A Bowl.
• 100 Kroner: Color: Orange. Obverse: Little belt bridge. Reverse: An ancient dagger.
• 200 Kroner: Color: Green. Obverse: Knipplesbro. Reverse: An ancient belt buckle.
• 500 Kroner: Color: Blue. Obverse: Queen Alexandrine Bridge. Reverse: An ancient bronze bucket.
• 1000 Kroner: Color: Red. Obverse: Great Belt Bridge. Reverse: Trundholm Sun Chariot.

Denmark makes coins: The 50 Ore, as well as the 1, 2, 5, 10, and 20 Kroners.

• 50 ore: Metal: bronze. Obverse: Crown with the word Denmark and the date. Reverse: The words 50 ORE with a heart.
• 1 Kroner: Metal: copper-nickel. Obverse: Three crowns with the date and two hearts. Reverse: The words 1 KRONE DANMARK with two hearts and a squiggly design.
• 2 Kroner: Metal: copper-nickel. Same design as the 1 Krone, but the coin is bigger.
• 5 Kroner: Metal: Copper-nickel. Obverse: Same as the 1 Krone.
• 10 Kroner: Metal: Aluminum-bronze. Obverse: A bust of the Queen facing right with the words "Margrethe II Danmarks Dronning". Reverse: The Coat of arms with the denomination.
• 20 Kroner: Metal: Aluminum-Bronze. Obverse: Same as the 10 Kroner.

Answer 2

The Danish currency is called "Kroner" and 100 øre are 1 krone. You find bills of 1000, 500, 200, 100, and 50 kroner. The coins range from 20 kroner, 10 kroner (both golden) , 5 kroner, 2 kroner, 1 krone (these 3 are silver and have a hole in the middle) , 50 øre (1/2 krone) (copper coin).

Answer 3

Denmark = Krone (1873-date)

100 øre = 1 krone

Answer 4

Small round grey metal with a hole in the middle.

Answer 5

Danish Krone