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1992 Sweden, Sveriges Riksbank - 500 Swedish Kronor SEK Banknote Serial NO. 2440587926 P-59a1992 Sweden 500 Kronor Banknote King Karl XI & Christopher Polhem Pick# 59a Numista# 205690 Issued by Sveriges Riksbank, the 1992 500 Kronor banknote is part of Swedens late 20th century currency series, celebrating national leadership and industrial ingenuity. Featuring King Karl XI and inventor Christopher Polhem, this note reflects Swedens historical depth and its legacy of scientific progress. Design Highlights Obverse: Portrait of King Karl XI
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