50 Kroner Heilmann type I and III; overprint

Series: Heilmann overprint

Obverse

(en) Danish 50 krone, with overprint in red for the Faroe Islands. Topped with royal crown.
Stamped signature.

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
50 DANMARK 50
HALVTRESINDSTYVE KRONER
NATIONALBANKENS SEDLER INDLØSES MED GULD EFTER GÆLDENDE LOV
DANMARKS NATIONALBANK

Overprint: Kun gyldig paa Færøerne
Færø Amt, Juni 1940.
Hilbert

Designer: Gerhard Heilmann

Reverse

(en) National coat of arms of the Kingdom of Denmark

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
HALVTRESINDTYVE KRONER
50 50

Designer: Gerhard Heilmann

Signature

Comments

Banknoty te zostały nadrukowane po zajęciu Danii przez Niemcy podczas II wojny światowej. Z powodu zerwania więzi między Danią a Wyspami Owczymi.
Banknoty te zostały nadrukowane na polecenie szefa hrabstwa Hilberta.

W ramach wymiany i nadruku duńskich banknotów, różne przekazane banknoty zostały również nadrukowane i ponownie wprowadzone do obiegu.

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

These notes were overprinted after Denmark was occupied by Germany during the Second World War. Due to the severed link between Denmark and the Faroe Islands.
These notes were overprinted on order of county chief Hilbert.

Under the exchange and overprint of Danish notes, varius of the notes handed in were also overprinted and put into circulation again.

See also

• kotowate
• Morze
• łódź lub jednostka pływająca
• korona
• herb

• 50 Kroner (Heilmann type I)
• 50 Kroner (Heilmann type III)

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Date	Signatures				VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC	References
Undetermined
1940-Jun	CAH										P# 4a Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes).	(en) Overprint on Danish P# 22 (Heilmann type I)
1940-Jun	CAH										P# 4b Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes).	(en) Overprint on Danish P# 32 (Heilmann type III)

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