Øre of Европы
Found: 108Øre of Европы: 108 records in the reference, struck between 1874 and 2000. By metal: silver — 50, bronze — 42, cupronickel (copper-nickel) — 8, iron (steel) — 4. By country: Norway — 78, Denmark — 19, Sweden — 11. Reference prices run from 500 to 154 300 roubles. Every entry carries photographs of both sides, metal, fineness, weight, diameter, mintage and catalogue numbers after Bitkin, Uzdenikov and Conros. The imperial money system rested on the rouble of 100 kopeks, but poltinas, polupoltinniks, grivenniks, dengas and polushkas circulated alongside, and zloty, groszy and abazi in the annexed lands. The same denomination was struck for decades and differs by reign, year and mint.
Euro 1477Franc 599Krone 528Mark 516Lira 396Zloty 311Hryvnia 301Ruble 201Penny 150Groschen 146Centime 131Escudo 129Pound 118Pfennig 117Kreuzer 116Forint 97Kopeck 88Dinar 71Lev 71Thaler 63Reichspfennig 60Stotinka 52Shilling 46Sovereign 44 All — by denomination
1 Ore 1918 [Denmark]
2 Ore 1927, Mintmaster's Mark: "HCN" - Hans Christian Nielsen [Denmark]
50 Ore 1940 [Sweden]
10 Ore 1941, Round with Hole [Norway]
1 Ore 1941, Occupation (Iron) [Norway]
25 Ore 1941 [Denmark / Faroe Islands]
10 Ore 1942, Holed Circle [Norway]
5 Ore 1953 [Denmark] 6 600 ₽
5 Ore 1955 [Norway]
10 Ore 1956 [Norway]
10 Ore 1956 [Denmark]
5 Ore 1960, Bronze [Denmark]
50 Ore 1961 [Sweden] 800 ₽
5 Ore 1961 [Denmark]
1 Ore 1963, Zinc [Denmark]
5 ore 1963, bronze [Denmark]
50 ore 1964 [Norway]
25 Ore 1966, Without Hole [Denmark]
5 Ore 1967 [Norway]
2 Ore 1971 [Norway]
2 Ore 1972 [Norway]
50 Ore 1973 [Sweden]
5 Ore 1973 [Denmark]
25 Ore 1973 [Norway]
5 Ore 1987 [Denmark]
50 Ore 1989 [Denmark]
25 Ore 1990 [Denmark]
50 Ore 2000, B, Regular Strike Sweden [Sweden]
