What type of money is used in Sweden?

Answer 1

Svensk krona - Swedish Crown - SEK

100 SEK = ~7USD = ~9Euro

(average)

1SEK (1 krona/1kr) is 100 öre.

The swedish crown comes in the form of coins and notes (mynt and sedlar). Over the years we've had a lot of different coins and notes with different values, but right now, June 2010, we've got this;

Mynt - Coins

All coins has the value written on one side. The 5 crown has got a small crown, the current Kings initials and "SVERIGE XXXX" printed on the other side, XXXX standing for the year it was made.

The 1- and 10-crows has got a picture of the current King, his name, his royal motto and the year the coin was made. So on the Swedish coins you can read '*Carl XVI Gustaf - Sveriges Konung * XXXX' on the side with the picture, and 'För Sverige - I tiden' (meaning For Sweden - With the times) on the other side, with the value.

In 2000 they made a limited edition of the 1crown-coin called 'Millenniemyntet', which looks a little different from the other that came that year. But that 'limitied' edition was probably made with high limit, because you get them just as often as any other coins...

50-öre - but they are going away and from October -10 you won't be able to use them anymore.

1-krona - 1 crown silverish coin, 2,5 cm in diameter

5-krona - 5 crowns grey coin, 2,8cm in diameter

10-krona - 10 crowns goldish, 2 cm in diameter

Sedlar - Notes

All notes have different sizes, but all of them has an old Swedish celebrity on both sides.

20-lapp - 20kronor/20 crowns With Selma Lagerlöf on it

50-lapp - 50 kronor with a picture of Jenny Lind

100-lapp - 100 kronor with a picture of Carl von Linne

500-lapp - 500 kronor with pictures of Karl XI resp. Christopher Polhem

1000-lapp - 1000 kronor with Gustav Vasa on it.

Answer 2

kora is used in Sweden its a less value always!!

Answer 3

Krona

1 Krona = 100 öre

Answer 4

how does sweedon money look like?

Answer 5

krona (SEK)