100 Kroner DNK Banknote (Standard Issue) 2019

100 Kroner Krone / Rigsdaler (Issued 2019)

The 2019 series of Danish banknotes emerged during a period of modernisation in Nordic currency design, reflecting Denmark’s commitment to updating its circulation notes with enhanced security features and contemporary aesthetic principles. The Danmarks Nationalbank introduced this redesigned 100 Kroner note to replace earlier versions whilst maintaining the distinctive character that Danish currency has held across international markets. This denomination remains one of the most frequently exchanged notes from the Scandinavian region within the United Kingdom currency market. The 2019 issue represents a significant refresh in both the visual presentation and the protective elements embedded throughout the note’s structure.

On the front, the banknote displays the denomination “100” and “ET HUNDREDE KRONER” in burnt orange text positioned in the upper left corner, with the numerals rendered in a substantial serif typeface. A bold orange vertical stripe runs along the right edge of the note. The central design features an architectural engraving depicting a substantial bridge or causeway structure rendered in sepia and grey tones, showing impressive engineering with detailed cross-hatching and fine line work characteristic of museum-quality banknote engraving. To the left of this architectural scene sits a decorative emblem featuring what appears to be a stylised artefact or ornamental vessel rendered in dark blue-grey. A security strip runs vertically through the note in purple tones. The serial number “0136124H4” appears in the lower left corner. Two signatures are visible in the upper right area of the front design. The text “DANMARKS NATIONALBANK” is prominently displayed in purple capital letters in the lower right section. The overall colour palette transitions from cream and pale yellow tones to warm ochre and orange accents along the borders.

The reverse features a striking archaeological or cultural artefact as its centrepiece, rendered in terracotta and rust tones against a textured background suggesting an ancient settlement or excavation site with warm beige and sandy colouration. This artefact appears to be a flint or stone tool with pronounced ridging and dimensional detail created through sophisticated engraving technique. The denomination “100” appears again in the upper right corner in large orange numerals. A partial map or geographical illustration is visible in the lower right quadrant, rendered in pale yellow and ochre with subtle circular markers or reference points. The vertical security strip continues across the reverse in matching purple tones. An orange border stripe frames the right edge, maintaining visual consistency with the front design. The paper exhibits the characteristic watermark show-through and security features typical of modern Danish banknotes, with fine geometric patterns visible throughout the background. Credit text referencing the designer appears at the base of the reverse in small capitals.

Webuyallcurrency.com makes it easy to exchange old coins and banknotes — a 100 Kroner DNK banknote from Denmark is accepted with other current Danish Kroner banknotes and converted into cash in one go.

• Indicate the quantity of 100 Kroner Krone / Rigsdaler banknotes you want to exchange
• Click the ‘Add to your account’ button
• Your online account now shows the exchange value

Whether you want to sell foreign coins and notes or exchange leftover currency from past trips, Webuyallcurrency.com accepts Danish Kroner banknotes alongside modern money and settles everything in a single, easy transaction.