Dänemark. - 100 Kroner - 1943 - Pick 33d (Ohne mindestpreis)

Dänische 100-Kronen-Banknote – Danmarks Nationalbank, 1943, P-33d, Svendsen–Ingerslevgaard, B 8055070

Danish 100 Kroner banknote, issued by Danmarks Nationalbank in 1943, serial number B 8055070, catalogued as Pick P-33d / Sieg 111. The note bears the signatures of Knud Svendsen and Ingerslevgaard and belongs to the Heilmann Type III series.

Large-format paper banknote with an elaborate engraved design printed predominantly in brown, with pale green and cream background details. The front carries the inscriptions “DANMARK” and “HUNDREDE KRONER”, the year 1943, serial number and signatures, surrounded by dense ornamental and botanical motifs. The reverse features the crowned Danish coat of arms in the centre, flanked by two classical figures, with large “100” denominations at the lower corners.

The 1943 issue with prefix B corresponds to the P-33d variety. The design is characteristic of the Danish Heilmann series, combining heraldic imagery, classical figures and highly detailed line engraving. The Svendsen–Ingerslevgaard signature combination is documented for this 1943 issue.

Circulated example with a pronounced central vertical fold, horizontal and secondary folds, general handling wear, light toning and scattered small spots, particularly along the upper margin. The edges and corners show moderate wear. The paper remains substantially complete, with no major areas of loss visible in the photographs, while the serial number, signatures and principal printed details remain clearly legible.