Royal Coin Cabinet and its collection

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The Royal Coin Cabinet (Kungliga Myntkabinettet), also The Swedish Economic Museum (Sveriges ekonomiska museum) is a museum in Stockholm that is devoted to the history of money and economic history. The Royal Coin Cabinet is one of the oldest museums in Sweden, its collections go back to the 1570s. The collections contains more than 600,000 objects. Highlights in the collection include: the oldest Swedish coin, a copper plate coin dating from 1644 that, parts of the Lohe treasure found in Gamla Stan, the Weimar Republic inflation currency and Nobel Prize medals. The museum also houses the Lovisa Ulrika Library with numismatic literature.

SVKungliga Myntkabinettet
SVKungliga Myntkabinettet – Sveriges ekonomiska museum

History & Anthropology History & Anthropology Archaeology Historic house

Royal Coin Cabinet
Slottsbacken 6
11484 Stockholm

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Slottsbacken 6, Stockholm

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Royal Coin Cabinet in Stockholm, Sweden, offers an interesting journey through the history of money and economic systems. Visitors appreciate the extensive collection of coins, medals, and banknotes from various periods and cultures. The museum provides informative displays that explain the evolution of currency and its impact on society.

    Many reviewers find the exhibits well-organized and educational, with clear descriptions in both Swedish and English. The interactive elements, such as coin-striking demonstrations, are particularly popular among visitors. The museum's location in the Royal Palace adds to its appeal, allowing visitors to combine it with other nearby attractions.

    However, some visitors note that the museum is relatively small and can be explored thoroughly in about an hour. A few reviewers mention that certain sections might be more engaging for numismatists or history enthusiasts rather than casual visitors. Additionally, some find the entrance fee a bit high for the size of the museum.

    Despite these minor drawbacks, the Royal Coin Cabinet is generally regarded as a worthwhile stop for those interested in economic history or numismatics. Its central location and informative displays make it a solid addition to a day of sightseeing in Stockholm.

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