Norwegian Krone (NOK)
Norway
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50
2018
The NOK 50 note from the 2018 “Sea” series features a portrait of a lighthouse at Utvær, Norway’s westernmost point, symbolizing safety and guidance at sea. The reverse side has a pixelated design depicting the wind motif and stylized ocean waves, representing Norway’s maritime strength. The note is green in color with tactile markings and microtext.
100
2018
The NOK 100 note shows the Gokstad Viking ship, symbolizing Norway’s maritime exploration heritage. The back carries a modern geometric wave pattern that reflects the speed and movement of the sea. Blue in tone, the note includes a transparent window and advanced color-shifting security elements.
200
2018
The NOK 200 note features a codfish, representing Norway’s fishing industry and its importance to the national economy. The reverse presents a digital interpretation of ocean currents, using gradient color bands to illustrate movement. The note’s orange hue and embedded security thread ensure authenticity and durability.
500
2018
The NOK 500 note showcases the rescue vessel RS 14 “Stavanger,” symbolizing safety at sea and Norway’s proud maritime history. On the reverse, the pixel pattern depicts a horizon where sea meets sky, blending tradition and innovation. The brown-colored note has tactile elements, holographic foil, and microtext.
1000
2019
The NOK 1000 note, the highest denomination, features ocean currents as its primary theme, highlighting the vital role of the sea in Norway’s environment and economy. The reverse portrays a stylized abstract wave pattern symbolizing open horizons. Purple in color, the note includes advanced anti-counterfeiting polymer technology and a transparent security thread.
Polymer Notes
Modern NOK notes are polymer-based for durability and resistance to wear and tear.
Watermarks
Portraits of the King or Norwegian emblems visible when held against light.
Security Threads
Embedded vertical threads with denomination markings run through the notes.
Color-Shifting Numerals
Denomination numerals change color when tilted.
UV Features
Hidden symbols and denomination numbers appear under UV light.
Raised Ink and Tactile Marks
Key numerals and text are tactile, helping visually impaired users and easy verification.
Microprinting
Fine line and microtext patterns deter copying or scanning.
Holographic and Foil Elements
High-denomination notes include holographic or foil patches that reflect light and show national symbols.

Country Info

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Oslo
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Norwegian (Bokmål and Nynorsk), English widely used
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+47
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112 (Police, Ambulance, Fire)
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Type C and F (230V, 50Hz)
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Tipping is not mandatory; rounding up the bill or 5–10% in restaurants is common.
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