Obverse
NORGE
The Norwegian lion (Den norske løve) on the obverse, without the king's monogram, surrounded by the inscription NORGE.
2-øre coin struck in 1944 at Kongsberg during the German occupation. Made of iron, this coin replaced bronze for the war effort. Mintage of 9,805,000 coins. Highly sought after for its condition due to the metal being easily subject to corrosion.
The Norwegian lion (Den norske løve) on the obverse, without the king's monogram, surrounded by the inscription NORGE.
Value “2 ØRE” with date 1944 below, decorated with three ornamental roses around.
Actual size compared with the 2 € and 1 € coins. Thickness: 1.7 mm.