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Obverse Description
Icelandic text; profile of King Christian X of Denmark in military uniform; stylized flowers in border
Reverse Description
Icelandic text; Fjallkonumynd (Lady of the Mountain, personification of Iceland), helmeted female warrior seated on snowy mountaintop, holding shiled and sword with falcon
Catalog Information
GSID:
110274
Variety:
Sig 3: Árnason/Ólafsson
BNB #:
B603c
Pick #:
P25
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Bank Note Value History
Sig 3: Árnason/Ólafsson
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15 APRIL 1928 Sig 1: Árnason/Sigurðsson Intro: 08 07 1929
Worth: $70 – $550
Sig 2: Árnason/Kaaber
Worth: $70 – $550
Sig 3: Árnason/Ólafsson
Worth: $70 – $550
15 APRIL 1928 Sig 1: Árnason/Sigurðsson Intro: 03 04 1929
Worth: $140 – $550
Sig 2: Árnason/Kaaber
Worth: $140 – $550
Sig 3: Árnason/Ólafsson
Worth: $140 – $550
15 APRIL 1928 Sig 1: Árnason/Sigurðsson Intro: 02 03 1931
Worth: $750 – $3,000
Sig 2: Árnason/Kaaber
Worth: $750 – $3,000
31 MAÍ 1927 Sig 1: Árnason/Sigurðsson Intro: 27 04 1929
Worth: $750 – $11,750
Sig 2: Árnason/Kaaber
Worth: $750 – $11,750
Sig 3: Árnason/Ólafsson
Worth: $750 – $11,750
15, APRÍL 1928 No prefix Sig 1: Árnason/Sigurðsson Intro: 16 09 1935
Worth: $4 – $60
Sig 2: Árnason/Kaaber
Worth: $4 – $60
Sig 3: Árnason/Ólafsson
Worth: $4 – $60
Prefix A Sig 1: Árnason/Sigurðsson Intro: 1940
Worth: $4 – $60
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