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Identification Mark On Swedish 5 öre 1920

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 Posted 02/16/2011  11:08 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Chilian to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Does anyone know what mark is on the bottom of this coin (KM 779.2)? And whose or what's mark is it?

BTW does anyone have a good reference (website, book) on mint marks, mint official marks, designer marks and so on?

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 Posted 02/16/2011  11:41 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add weavus135 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I'll assume you are referring to the mint official's initials:
here is the listing out of Krause
Letter Date Name
AL 1898-1916 Adolf Lindberg, engraver
B 1992-2005 Stefan Ingves
D 1986-1992 Bengt Dennis
EB 1876-1908 Emil Brusewitz
EL 1916-1944 Erik Lindberg, engraver
G 1927-1945 Alf Grabe
LH 1944-1974 Leo Holmberg, engraver
SI 2005- Stefan Ingves
TS 1945-1961 Torsten Swensson
U 1961-1986 Benkt Ulvfot
W 1908-1927 Karl-August Wallroth
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Thanks, but I already found those. I googled for the mint official's mark of Karl-August Wallroth, but it seems different to me. The mark I'm looking foor looks like a 'M' or possibly a 'W', with a crown on top.
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 Posted 02/20/2011  02:36 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Sap to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The "M-or-W symbol" on Swedish coins is actually a tiny crowned portrait with long hair. The best pic I've seen of it on the 'Net is the second pic of this recent CU forum thread.

I don't know what the little portrait means; neither do the folks over on CU.
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 Posted 02/20/2011  03:06 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add DVCollector to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I couldn't find an explanation in my Siegs catalogue either.
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