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Norwegian Numismatic History: VIII, The animal series 1958- 19

Cataloge nr : Nr. 8
Quality : UNC
Year : 2005

The eight issue from the series Norwegian Numismatic History" shows the first series of coins issude under Kg. Olav V.
Mintage: 800 sets.
The series of coins with animal motifs were introduced in 1958, the year after Olav V became king. This series were received among people with a bit of reluctance. Earlier coins have always been with portrait of the king or his monogram and arms. These coins changed this rules and showed typical Norwegian animals as motifs, made by Per Palle Storm. The set concist of seven coins from 1-øre to 1-krone.

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