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1984 Sweden 10 Ore ICG World Hoard $130
This 1984 Sweden 10 Öre coin is a remarkable numismatic specimen, professionally authenticated and encapsulated by ICG (Independent Coin Graders) as "Genuine" from the prestigious World Coin Treasure Hoard. Struck in a copper-nickel alloy, the obverse features the crowned monogram of King Carl XVI Gustaf, flanked by the date 1984, representing one of the final years of the 10 Öre denomination before it was demonetized in 1991. The coin is presented in a secure, tamper-evident slab bearing a unique identification number 0098, ensuring its provenance and protecting its brilliant metallic luster. As part of a curated hoard, this piece carries a unique historical pedigree that distinguishes it from standard circulation finds, making it a valuable acquisition for collectors of Swedish royalty or those specializing in significant hoard discoveries. This item is priced at $130, reflecting its certified status and the collectible appeal of its hoard origin.
Condition: This 1984 Sweden 10 Öre is encapsulated by ICG and designated as Genuine from the World Coin Treasure Hoard. The coin appears to be in Uncirculated condition with original luster and no significant signs of wear, though it lacks a specific numerical grade on the holder. It was struck at the AB Myntverket (the Swedish Mint) in Eskilstuna, denoted by the mintmark of the small "E" and the "U" symbol for the Mint Master. The metal content consists of a copper-nickel alloy (75% copper, 25% nickel). Historically, this coin features the monogram of King Carl XVI Gustaf and represents the final years of the 10 Öre denomination, which was discontinued shortly after in 1991 due to inflation and low purchasing power. The strike type is a standard circulation business strike. In terms of collector value, while the coin itself is a common modern issue often worth less than a dollar in raw condition, the ICG hoard slab provides a premium for novelty and provenance. However, a $130 price point is significantly above the market realized value for this specific coin, as Swedish copper-nickel issues from this era are generally high-mintage and readily available to collectors for a nominal sum.
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