Sweden. Gustaf V. 2 Kronor 1921 / 400th Anniversary of Gustaf Vasa's Liberation War (No reserve price)





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Sweden 1921 commemorative silver 2 Kronor coin for the 400th anniversary of Gustaf Vasa’s Liberation War, struck in 800‰ silver and weighing 20 g in ungraded condition.
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I propose an interesting lot consisting of a silver coin in exceptional condition. Please look closely at the images for a proper assessment.
Commemorative issue
400th anniversary of the War of Liberation of Gustav Vasa
Features
Issuer Sweden
King Gustaf V (1907-1950)
Type Circulation commemorative coin
Year 1921
Denomination 2 Kronor
2 SEK = 0.18 EUR
Currency Krona (1873–present)
Composition Silver 800‰
Weight 15 g
Diameter 31 mm
Thickness 2.2 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment
Obverse
Portrait of King Gustav Vasa facing right, inside a circle of ornate laurel. Beneath his crest.
Reverse
Swedish crowned coat of arms partially enclosed in an ornate laurel wreath that divides the date. Denomination at the bottom on both sides of the coat of arms, with the Stockholm Mint mark on the left and the initial of the governor’s surname of the Riksbank on the right.
I propose an interesting lot consisting of a silver coin in exceptional condition. Please look closely at the images for a proper assessment.
Commemorative issue
400th anniversary of the War of Liberation of Gustav Vasa
Features
Issuer Sweden
King Gustaf V (1907-1950)
Type Circulation commemorative coin
Year 1921
Denomination 2 Kronor
2 SEK = 0.18 EUR
Currency Krona (1873–present)
Composition Silver 800‰
Weight 15 g
Diameter 31 mm
Thickness 2.2 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment
Obverse
Portrait of King Gustav Vasa facing right, inside a circle of ornate laurel. Beneath his crest.
Reverse
Swedish crowned coat of arms partially enclosed in an ornate laurel wreath that divides the date. Denomination at the bottom on both sides of the coat of arms, with the Stockholm Mint mark on the left and the initial of the governor’s surname of the Riksbank on the right.

