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This two-coin Sweden 1 Krona silver set (KM#826) features 1963-U (mintage ~14,227,500) and 1967-U (mintage ~17,234,500), both struck in Stockholm under King Gustaf VI Adolf. Specs per coin: 0.400 silver, 7 g, 25 mm, reeded edge, medal alignment (0°). Actual silver weight is ~0.090 ozt per coin (~0.180 ozt for the pair). A classic mid-century Scandinavian design that blends intrinsic silver content with numismatic history. Sold as collectibles; not intended for current circulation. (“U” per seller’s designation.)

Claim this matched Swedish silver duo today—once it’s snapped up, it’s gone for good!

 Why this is a smart buy

• Intrinsic silver value: 2.8 g fine silver per coin (0.090 ozt), giving a bullion floor; your noted melt calc is about $4.32 each (varies with spot).

• Popular KM#826 type: Completes mid-1960s dates for the Gustaf VI Adolf silver series (1952–1968).

• Historic appeal: Final era of Swedish silver circulation krona—collectors prize well-preserved examples.

• Supply dynamics: Decades of melting and wear reduce surviving, attractive pieces—nice pairs are scarcer than raw mintage suggests.

• Condition leverage: Strong eye appeal (AU/UNC, original luster/toning) can command premiums beyond melt.

• Gifting & display: Iconic Scandinavian design at a versatile 25 mm size—ideal for history-themed sets.

• Sveriges Riksbank (Official) – background on Swedish coin issues & specs: https://www.riksbank.se/en-gb/payments–cash/coins/

• Standard Catalog of World Coins (Krause) 1901–2000 – canonical reference for KM#826 dates/specs (print).

• Numista – community catalog with specifications and typical mintage figures for Sweden 1 Krona (Gustaf VI Adolf): https://en.numista.com/

• NGC World Coin Price Guide – Sweden KM listings and market context: https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/

• Wikipedia (context on ruler) – Gustaf VI Adolf: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustaf_VI_Adolf