The commemorated date, 1875, marks Norway's accession to the Scandinavian Monetary Union (with Sweden and Denmark). This union replaced the old monetary units (such as the Speciedaler) and introduced the Krone (Crown) as the new common unit. Although the Union was de facto dissolved after World War I, Norway, Sweden and Denmark retained the unit name of Krone (or Krona). The minting of this coin in 1975 celebrates the longevity of this system. The 1975 5 Kroner coin is therefore a tribute to Norway's monetary heritage while being minted at the dawn of its oil era that was to redefine its economic future.
1943Norway 1 øre 1943
1942Norway 5 øre 1942 German occupation
1942Norway 10-øre 1942
1941Norway 50 øre 1941 German occupation
1940Norway 5 øre 1940
1938Norway 10 øre 1938
1936Norway 1 øre 1936
1933Norway 2-øre 1933
1924Norway 25 øre 1924
1919Norway 1 øre 1919
1906Norway 1 øre 1906
1899Norway 2 øre 1899
1897Norway 1 øre 1897
1896Norway 5 øre 1896
1867Norway ½ skilling 1867