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In Sweden, ~10 cents (1 Swedish crown) is now the smallest coin. Swedish coin, year taken out of circulation: 0.1 cents, 1972 0.2 cents, 1972 0.5 cent
by fl7305 3y ago
In Sweden, ~10 cents (1 Swedish crown) is now the smallest coin.
Swedish coin, year taken out of circulation:
0.1 cents, 1972
0.2 cents, 1972
0.5 cents, 1985
1 cent (penny), 1992
2.5 cents, 1985
5 cents (nickel), 2010
- cduzz 3y agoIs it possible to have a bank account or electric bill for a fraction of a crown? In the distant past when I still named computers, I'd always make sure to have a zloty and a kopek somewhere in the zoo; typically they'd be NIS servers or recursive DNS servers or other similarly important task trivially serviced by an antiquated server I had fondness for and wanted an excuse to not retire. "You can't turn off those SLCs; they're the NIS servers for the statistics department..."
- fl7305 3y agoYes, 0.01 crowns are still used for bills in Sweden. The sender can elect to round them to the nearest crown, but that is optional.