Swedish riksdaler ended in 1873.
In 1905, the Swedish krona (SEK) was introduced, replacing the Swedish riksdaler at a rate of 1 krona = 1 riksdaler. At that time, the value of the krona was roughly equivalent to about 0.24 grams of gold, given the gold standard in use then. However, the purchasing power of money changes over time, so direct comparisons with today's value can be complex.
The currency of Sweden is the Swedish Krona, abbreviated as SEK. It is divided into 100 öre, although öre coins are no longer in circulation. The Krona has been the official currency since 1873, replacing the riksdaler. Sweden is a member of the European Union but has not adopted the Euro.
Swedish Pomerania ended in 1814.
Swedish Livonia ended in 1721.
Swedish Empire ended in 1718.
Swedish Ingria ended in 1721.
Swedish Cooperage Union ended in 1936.
Excellent Swedish Design ended in 2002.
Freestyle - Swedish band - ended in 1983.
Friends - Swedish band - ended in 2002.
The letters "AB" at the end of a Swedish company's name means "Aktiebolag." That's the Swedish equivalent of "Ltd" at the end of a British company's name. In Swedish, Saab means Svenska Aeroplan AB - "Swedish Aircraft Ltd."
Swedish Board for Computing Machinery ended in 1963.