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Krone And Ore. From Sweden, Denmark. Or Both?

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I have a number of Ore coins in values of 1, 2, 5, 25 and 50. I also have a couple of 1 Krones.They are all in the 1950's and 1960's period. Originally I thought they were Swedish coins, but now I wonder if they are Danish. Or both. Do both countries use the same coinage?
Also I get the impression from research that this period would not be worth more than face value.
Any help and advice would be appreciated..
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Each country had their own coinage. And while Denmark, Norway, and Sweden have similar names to their denominations (sometimes spelled differently), they as a rule have a national distinction somewhere on a coin.

You can look at different countries on the World Coin Gallery and match your coins with their images.
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Sheen,
We discussed this subject once before--that should serve as a good primer on identifying the coins by their respective countries. Perhaps I'm just familiar with Nordic languages, but the modern coins are easily identifiable by nation.
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many thanks to both of you.
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