Coins Catalog — Sweden, 1 ore, 1730–1750

KM#416.1

Sweden, 1 ore

Copper, 14.2 g.

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Ruler: Frederick I. Obv: Crown above monogram flanked by 3 crowns. Rev: Crossed arrows divides initials, value, crown above, date below. Note: Crown varieties exist for issues dated 1749.

Year	Mintage	Quality	Price
1730	672,000	UNC	~ $5.77
1731	1,574,000	UNC	~ $5.13–$5.77
1732	1,669,000	UNC	—
1733	576,000	UNC	~ $11.53–$12.17
1734	461,000	UNC	—
1735	1,824,000	UNC	—
1736	960,000	UNC	—
1737	1,329,000	UNC	—
1738	2,304,000	UNC	—
1739	1,507,000	UNC	~ $6.41
1740	1,920,000	UNC	—
1741	1,920,000	UNC	—
1742	2,880,000	UNC	~ $6.41–$8.71
1743	—	UNC	~ $2.31–$7.94
1744	—	UNC	—
1745	—	UNC	—
1746	—	UNC	—
1747	—	UNC	~ $4.48–$24.35
1748	—	UNC	~ $5.13–$12.04
1749	—	UNC	~ $3.84–$12.17
1750	—	UNC	~ $3.84

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Jim Collector Member since 03/18/13	March 18 at 3:59 AM I found this coin in a garden in Merrillville Indiana in 1958. It is dated 1742, it's in poor condition. in this area is a place, a crossroads, where different Indian tribes met here to trade. I have also found lot's of arrow heads. My question is, how did this coin find it's way to Merrillville, Indiana. Thanks, James Kelley
Jim Collector Member since 03/18/13	March 18 at 4:12 AM Jim I found this coin in a garden in Merrillville Indiana in 1958. It is dated 1742, it's in poor condition. in this area is a place, a crossroads, where different Indian tribes met here to trade. I have also found lot's of arrow heads. My question is, how did this coin find it's way to Merrillville, Indiana. Thanks, James Kelley

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Coins Catalog — Sweden, 1 ore, 1730–1750

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