Exchange your Swedish Kronor

Do you have leftover Swedish Kronor? We offer a fast and easy way to exchange both current and withdrawn Swedish Kronor banknotes and coins. Convert them into your local currency today with our quick and hassle-free exchange service.

kr - SEK

Swedish 1 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1920 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 1 Krona Banknote Issued 1920

£0.0147

1 SEK = £0.0147

1 Swedish Krona Issued 2001

£0.0506

1 SEK = £0.0506

Swedish 5 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1949 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 5 Krona Banknote Issued 1949

£0.0737

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 5 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1977 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 5 Krona Banknote Issued 1977

£0.0737

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 5 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1963 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 5 Krona Banknote Issued 1963

£0.0737

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 5 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1948 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 5 Krona Banknote Issued 1948

£0.0737

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 10 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1982 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 10 Krona Banknote Issued 1982

£0.1473

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 10 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1980 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 10 Krona Banknote Issued 1980

£0.1473

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 10 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1940 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 10 Krona Banknote Issued 1940

£0.1473

1 SEK = £0.0147

5 Swedish Krona Issued 1976

£0.2531

1 SEK = £0.0506

Swedish 20 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1991 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 20 Krona Banknote Issued 1991

£0.2947

1 SEK = £0.0147

10 Swedish Kronor Issued 1991

£0.5062

1 SEK = £0.0506

Swedish 50 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1984 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 50 Krona Banknote Issued 1984

£0.7367

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 50 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1996 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 50 Krona Banknote Issued 1996

£0.7367

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 20 Krona Banknote Front Issued 2003 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 20 Krona Banknote Issued 2003

£1.3373

1 SEK = £0.0669

100 Swedish Krona (Svea) Issued 1898

£1.4733

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 100 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1982 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 100 Krona Banknote Issued 1982

£1.4733

1 SEK = £0.0147

Swedish 100 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1986 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 100 Krona Banknote Issued 1986

£1.4733

1 SEK = £0.0147

50 Swedish Krona First Issued 2015

£3.3431

1 SEK = £0.0669

100 Swedish Krona First Issued 2016

£6.6863

1 SEK = £0.0669

Swedish 500 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1994 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 500 Krona Banknote Issued 1994

£7.3667

1 SEK = £0.0147

200 Swedish Krona First Issued 2015

£13.3725

1 SEK = £0.0669

Swedish 1000 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1978 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 1000 Krona Banknote Issued 1978

£14.7333

1 SEK = £0.0147

1000 Swedish (Vasa) Issued 2006

£14.7333

1 SEK = £0.0147

500 Swedish Krona First Issued 2016

£33.4313

1 SEK = £0.0669

1000 Swedish Krona First Issued 2015

£66.8627

1 SEK = £0.0669

Swedish 10000 Krona Banknote Front Issued 1939 Accepted For Exchange

Swedish 10000 Krona Banknote Issued 1939

£147.3330

1 SEK = £0.0147

The Swedish Krona has been in use since 1873 and continues to support Sweden’s economy, particularly in trade and manufacturing.

Swedish Kronor Information

The Swedish Krona (SEK) is the official currency of Sweden and has been in use since 1873.
The name “krona” means “crown” in Swedish, reflecting Sweden’s monarchy. The Krona was introduced as part of Sweden’s membership in the Scandinavian Monetary Union,
which aimed to create a unified currency system among the Scandinavian countries. The Krona has since become one of the most stable currencies in Europe.

The Swedish Krona is subdivided into 100 öre, and the currency is issued in both coins and banknotes. Coins are available in denominations ranging from 1 krona to 10 kronor, while banknotes are issued in denominations of 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, and 1,000 kronor. The designs on Swedish banknotes feature important national figures, cultural symbols, and historical landmarks, including images of Greta Garbo, Ingmar Bergman, and the Nobel Prize.

Sweden’s economy is one of the largest in Scandinavia, with key sectors including manufacturing, technology, and services. The Swedish Krona plays a vital role in supporting Sweden’s trade relationships within Europe and globally, particularly in industries such as automotive production, pharmaceuticals, and electronics.

The Swedish Central Bank (Sveriges Riksbank) is responsible for issuing the Krona and managing the country’s monetary policy. The central bank’s main objectives are to maintain price stability, control inflation, and support economic growth. The Krona is a freely floating currency, and its value is determined by market forces.

In conclusion, the Swedish Krona has been the official currency of Sweden since 1873 and continues to play a key role in supporting the country’s economic growth. It remains a symbol of Sweden’s financial stability and its strong position within the global economy.