Is this PCGS Norwegian 50 Ore UNIQUE?

IloiloKano

Of course, it isn't from Norway, but I thought you all might get a kick out of the intelligence exhibited by PCGS.

By the way, my Krause is from 1901 to present. Would someone supply me with the value from their pre-1900 catelogue?

Thanks in advance, and enjoy the images.

Kal

Third Edition lists: large obv. letters $50.00 in VF
small obv. letters $100.00 in VF

under Sweden of course

DCH

I wonder if the wrong insert got put in the slab...the grade doesn't match either

cladking

Those dang Scandinavian coins are easy to get confused but the three crowns always means Sweden.

svessien

Oh, my goodness.....
Hope you didn't pay too much for that one.....
As far as Swedish coins are concerned, it seems to me that most of the collectors there value only high grade coins.
The Norwegian issues of 50 øre from 1874 and 1875 have a double denomination; 50 øre/15 skilling.

coinkat

For some reason, Sweden just does not attract as much interest as Norway...

newbiecollector

your link
Welcome to the forum.
I looked at your signature red X and have linked for you above

IloiloKano

Actually, I paid $50, but I didn't buy it for the coin so much as for the PCGS mis-attribution. Maybe someday I'll sell it an an "error", a PCGS error that is.

IloiloKano

For some reason, Sweden just does not attract as much interest as Norway...

They do so, if it is the Swedish Bikini Ski Team!