The 10 Kroner 1938, issued by Norway, is a historical banknote from the pre-World War II era, reflecting the nation’s economic stability before the German occupation in 1940.
The obverse features an intricate design with traditional Norwegian patterns, showcasing the country’s rich cultural heritage. The denomination "10 KRONER" is prominently displayed, along with the issuing authority and security elements that were common in Norwegian banknotes of the time.
The reverse typically features ornamental Nordic motifs or national symbols, reinforcing the strong identity of Norway’s financial system before the war.
Printed in multi-color ink on high-quality paper, this banknote is an important piece of Norwegian numismatic history, offering insight into the country’s pre-war financial system.
📌 Note: The serial number on the banknote may vary.
