5 Kroner
5 Kroner (Harald V)
Norway · 2009
A silver-colored, center-holed coin featuring decorative scrollwork and royal inscriptions.
- Country
- Norway
- Year
- 2009
- Denomination
- 5 Kroner
- Metal
- Cupronickel (75% copper, 25% nickel)
- Grade
- Mint State / Uncirculated with minor contact marks
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Overview
A silver-colored, center-holed coin featuring decorative scrollwork and royal inscriptions.
Historical significance
Part of the modern Norwegian krone currency system issued during the reign of King Harald V, representing contemporary Scandinavian coinage.
Obverse (front)
Features a central hole surrounded by an elaborate wreath and the text 'KONGERIKET NORGE' (Kingdom of Norway) along the upper rim.
Reverse (back)
Features the denomination '5 KRONER', the year '2009', decorative acanthus leaf ornamentation, and the mint mark.
Estimated value
$1 - $3 in circulated to uncirculated condition
What drives this coin's value
Condition, grade, and numismatic demand for modern commemorative or high-grade business strikes.
Grade assessment
Mint State / Uncirculated with minor contact marks
Mintage & rarity
Common circulation coin with high mintage numbers.
Authenticity & counterfeit red flags
As a modern, low-value circulating coin, counterfeiting is extremely rare. Check weight and dimensions if suspicious.
Notable varieties & errors
No major distinct varieties or mint errors widely sought after for this specific year.
Similar coins
Other Norwegian holed kroner coins from earlier reigns (e.g., Olav V).
Care & preservation
Store in a dry environment. Handle by the edges to avoid transferring oils from skin.
