Norway. Haakon VII (1905-1957). 1947 (10 Øre - MS63) / 1947 (25 Øre - MS64) / 1948 (50 Øre - MS63)





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Lot of three Norwegian coins from Kongsberg featuring Haakon VII, including 10 Øre (1947) MS63, 25 Øre (1947) MS64, and 50 Øre (1948) MS63, graded by NGC.
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COMPOUNDED SET OF 3 COINS
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1. NORWAY. Kongsberg. 10 Øre. 1947. Haakon VII (1905-1957)
- Value: 10 Øre.
- Reign: Haakon VII (1905-1957).
- Year: 1947.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: HAAKON VII NORGES KONGE with the crowned monogram of King Haakon VII and the issuing date. Reverse: NORGE · 10 ØRE with face value, ornamental motifs and the characteristic central hole of the series.
- Grade: MS63 (NGC).
Coin of 10 Øre of the Kingdom of Norway issued during the reign of Haakon VII, within the post-World War II reconstruction period. It features a sober and functional design of Nordic tradition, with the crowned royal monogram as the main element and a balanced composition around the distinctive central hole. A specimen with well-defined relief, uniform fields and original metallic luster, showing slight surface signs in keeping with its MS63 (NGC) grade.
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2. NORWAY. Kongsberg. 25 Øre. 1947. Haakon VII (1905-1957)
- Value: 25 Øre.
- Reign: Haakon VII (1905-1957).
- Year: 1947.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: HAAKON VII NORGES KONGE with the crowned monogram of King Haakon VII and the issuing date. Reverse: NORGE · 25 ØRE with face value, lateral decoration and central hole.
- Grade: MS64 (NGC).
Coin of 25 Øre of the Kingdom of Norway minted under Haakon VII, with a design representative of mid-20th century Norwegian numismatics. The obverse stands out for the crowned royal monogram, a symbol of monarchical continuity after the German occupation, while the reverse shows the value 25 Øre with a simple and elegant composition. A specimen in excellent preservation, sharp relief, original luster and clean fields, with a superior presence in line with its MS64 (NGC) grade.
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3. NORWAY. Kongsberg. 50 Øre. 1948. Haakon VII (1905-1957)
- Value: 50 Øre.
- Reign: Haakon VII (1905-1957).
- Year: 1948.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: HAAKON VII NORGES KONGE with the crowned monogram of King Haakon VII and the year 1948. Reverse: NORGE · 50 ØRE with face value, lateral ornaments and central hole.
- Grade: MS63 (NGC).
Coin of 50 Øre of the Kingdom of Norway belonging to the post-war emissions of Haakon VII’s reign. Its design maintains the modern Nordic aesthetics, with clean lines, crowned royal monogram and the perforated central format used to facilitate identification and everyday use. A specimen with good detail definition, uniform fields with original luster and a soft natural metallic tone, preserving an attractive visual quality corresponding to its MS63 (NGC) grade.
Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to leave absolutely clear that I do ship from Spain, which means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or inside EU that has special tax agreement (example: Canary Islands), it might be stopped in your local customs and they might ask you to pay taxes. This is a customs legal procedure and it is completely out of our control. Thanks for your understanding.
COMPOUNDED SET OF 3 COINS
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1. NORWAY. Kongsberg. 10 Øre. 1947. Haakon VII (1905-1957)
- Value: 10 Øre.
- Reign: Haakon VII (1905-1957).
- Year: 1947.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: HAAKON VII NORGES KONGE with the crowned monogram of King Haakon VII and the issuing date. Reverse: NORGE · 10 ØRE with face value, ornamental motifs and the characteristic central hole of the series.
- Grade: MS63 (NGC).
Coin of 10 Øre of the Kingdom of Norway issued during the reign of Haakon VII, within the post-World War II reconstruction period. It features a sober and functional design of Nordic tradition, with the crowned royal monogram as the main element and a balanced composition around the distinctive central hole. A specimen with well-defined relief, uniform fields and original metallic luster, showing slight surface signs in keeping with its MS63 (NGC) grade.
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2. NORWAY. Kongsberg. 25 Øre. 1947. Haakon VII (1905-1957)
- Value: 25 Øre.
- Reign: Haakon VII (1905-1957).
- Year: 1947.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: HAAKON VII NORGES KONGE with the crowned monogram of King Haakon VII and the issuing date. Reverse: NORGE · 25 ØRE with face value, lateral decoration and central hole.
- Grade: MS64 (NGC).
Coin of 25 Øre of the Kingdom of Norway minted under Haakon VII, with a design representative of mid-20th century Norwegian numismatics. The obverse stands out for the crowned royal monogram, a symbol of monarchical continuity after the German occupation, while the reverse shows the value 25 Øre with a simple and elegant composition. A specimen in excellent preservation, sharp relief, original luster and clean fields, with a superior presence in line with its MS64 (NGC) grade.
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3. NORWAY. Kongsberg. 50 Øre. 1948. Haakon VII (1905-1957)
- Value: 50 Øre.
- Reign: Haakon VII (1905-1957).
- Year: 1948.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: HAAKON VII NORGES KONGE with the crowned monogram of King Haakon VII and the year 1948. Reverse: NORGE · 50 ØRE with face value, lateral ornaments and central hole.
- Grade: MS63 (NGC).
Coin of 50 Øre of the Kingdom of Norway belonging to the post-war emissions of Haakon VII’s reign. Its design maintains the modern Nordic aesthetics, with clean lines, crowned royal monogram and the perforated central format used to facilitate identification and everyday use. A specimen with good detail definition, uniform fields with original luster and a soft natural metallic tone, preserving an attractive visual quality corresponding to its MS63 (NGC) grade.
Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to leave absolutely clear that I do ship from Spain, which means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or inside EU that has special tax agreement (example: Canary Islands), it might be stopped in your local customs and they might ask you to pay taxes. This is a customs legal procedure and it is completely out of our control. Thanks for your understanding.

