Sweden 5 Kroner 1966 100th Anniversary KM839

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In 1966 Sweden issued this 5 Kronor coin to mark the centenary of its constitutional reform which introduced a bi-cameral legislature, though this was reversed in 1970. The coin itself was struck in billon with 40% silver and it would be the last of this denomination to have any silver content as all coins after that were copper nickel. The obverse has the image of King Gustaf VI Adolf and the reverse shows an excerpt from the text of the old constitution. All these coins are in Uncirculated condition.
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