Norway 50 Ore 1943 German Occupation - WW II

The Norway 50 Ore 1943 German Occupation coin holds significant historical significance. During World War II, Norway was occupied by German forces from 1940 to 1945. This coin was minted in 1943 during the German occupation period. Designed by Johan Holte, the coin features a portrait of King Haakon VII on the obverse. King Haakon VII was the reigning monarch of Norway during this time and played a crucial role in the Norwegian resistance against the German occupation. The coin is made of zinc, which was a common material used for coinage during the war due to metal shortages. It has a denomination of 50 ore, which was the currency of Norway at that time. In terms of condition, the coin is described as XF (Extremely Fine), indicating that it has minimal wear and retains most of its original details and luster. This coin serves as a reminder of the challenging period of German occupation in Norway during World War II and the resilience of the Norwegian people in the face of adversity.

N° 1303 | Norway 50 Ore 1943 German Occupation - WW II

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