1 Krona
Country of Origin: Sweden
Year of Issue: Likely 2001 (based on mint mark and common varieties)
Denomination: 1 Swedish Krona
Composition: Copper-nickel (prior to 2017, later became copper plated steel)

Brief Description
The coin features a crowned monogram of the reigning monarch (King Carl XVI Gustaf, visible as 'C' under the crown) on the obverse, surrounded by stars. The reverse displays the denomination '1 KRONA' and 'SVERIGE' (Sweden), with a three-crown symbol above it, and the year of issue.
Historical Significance
The Swedish Krona has been the official currency of Sweden since 1873, when it replaced the Riksdaler. The 1 Krona coin is a fundamental part of daily transactions in Sweden. The design featuring the monarch's monogram and the three crowns (Tre Kronor) are deep-rooted national symbols of Sweden, representing the country's sovereignty and history.
Estimated Value
In circulated condition, its monetary value is approximately its face value (around $0.09 - $0.10 USD as of late 2023). Uncirculated or proof versions might fetch slightly more for collectors, typically a few dollars.
Care Instructions
Handle the coin by its edges to avoid transferring oils from your skin, which can cause tarnishing over time. Store it in a cool, dry place, ideally in an archival-safe holder like a 2x2 flip or slab, to protect its surface and prevent environmental damage. Do not clean unless absolutely necessary and only by a professional numismatist, as improper cleaning can significantly decrease its value.
Created At: 2025-12-10T17:43:24.586636