200 Faroese Kronur Banknote (Ghost Moth)

200 Krónur Krone / Krona (Issued 2003)

The Faroe Islands’ banknote currency represents the distinctive maritime heritage and natural landscape of this North Atlantic territory. Issued during the 2001–2005 series, the 200 Krónur note captures the rugged beauty and seafaring traditions central to Faroese identity. The islands’ dramatic coastal formations and traditional cultural symbols feature prominently throughout the design. This denomination served as an important medium of exchange within the Faroese economy during the early 2000s.

On the front, a striking portrait of a bird in detailed engraving dominates the composition, rendered in rich sepia and brown tones against a cream background. The denomination “200” appears prominently in the upper left corner within a purple circular security element. Below this sits the text “TVEY HUNDRAD KRÓNUR” in dark brown serif typography, centred on the note. A security strip runs vertically through the design in shades of purple and cream. The banknote serial number appears in the lower left as “B0032M” with a corresponding identifier “531502M” in the upper left corner. Fine guilloché patterns and cross-hatching create intricate texture throughout the background, whilst the bird illustration showcases meticulous line work characteristic of museum-quality currency engraving.

The reverse presents a sweeping sepia-toned landscape depicting the distinctive rock formations and coastal scenery of the Faroe Islands. Prominent rocky outcrops rise dramatically from calm waters, evoking the islands’ iconic geology. The text “FØROYAR” appears in bold serif letters across the centre, with smaller text reading “OTAVIVIN SAMBERIT GALDANDI LÖG” and “UM PENGATRÚLLU” positioned below. A purple rectangle containing the denomination “200” with matching guilloché patterns sits in the upper centre portion. The entire reverse maintains a unified colour palette of sepia, cream, and purple tones, with the landscape rendering creating atmospheric depth through subtle tonal gradations that suggest mist and maritime conditions.

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• Indicate the quantity of 200 Krónur Krone / Krona banknotes you want to exchange
• Click the ‘Add to your account’ button
• Your online account now shows the exchange value

Exchange foreign coins and banknotes the easy way — Webuyallcurrency.com buys Faroese Kronur banknotes, current or discontinued, and combines them with the rest of your leftover currency for one simple payment.

Other Faroese Kronur you can exchange: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000.