Own a classic from the Gustav V era with this Sweden 5 öre, 1921 (KM# 779), struck at the Stockholm Mint. In durable bronze with smooth edge and medal alignment (0°), this coin weighs 8 g, measures 27 mm in diameter and 1.75 mm thick. The reported mintage of 1,878,500 makes 1921 a scarcer, low-mintage date—especially desirable in attractive grades. A strong addition to Scandinavian collections and world-coin type sets.

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Why this is a smart buy (collector & investment angles)

• Low reported mintage (1,878,500): Fewer coins typically mean stronger collector demand; the 1921 date is comparatively scarcer within the type.

• Historical relevance: Gustav V (1908–1950) coinage anchors many Nordic and world type collections, supporting long-term interest.

• Stockholm Mint pedigree: Clear provenance aids cataloging and resale.

• Bronze condition premium: Bronze often shows wear/spotting; problem-free surfaces and original color can see notable price premiums and better appreciation potential.

• Liquidity: Scandinavian issues enjoy steady global demand—helpful for future resale.

Note: “Rarity” depends on grade and eye appeal. The 1921 5 öre is low-mintage for the series and harder to find in higher grades; superb condition examples are the most investable.

Below are reputable references for specifications, reign, type attribution (KM# 779), and commonly cited mintage data. Please use these links to verify details and compare varieties/grades:

1. Standard Catalog of World Coins 1901–2000 (Krause Publications) — canonical source for KM numbers, specs & mintages (see Sweden, 5 Öre, Gustav V, KM# 779).

   https://www.krausebooks.com/

2. NGC World Coin Price Guide — Sweden — professional database with specs, types, and valuation context (search “Sweden 5 Ore 1909–1929 KM#779”).

   https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/

3. Numista — Sweden coin catalogue — collector database with specifications, photos, and reported mintages by date (search “Sweden 5 öre 1921 KM 779”).

   https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pays.php?ct=sweden

4. Colnect — Sweden Coins — catalogue with KM cross-references and date listings for Swedish öre.

   https://colnect.com/en/coins/list/country/76-Sweden

5. Sveriges Riksbank (Swedish Central Bank) — Coins & history — historical background on Swedish coinage and denominations.

   https://www.riksbank.se/en-gb/payments–cash/notes–coins/coins/

These sources document KM# 779 specifications (bronze, 8 g, 27 mm, smooth edge, medal alignment) and provide the context for reported 1921 mintage figures and Gustav V–era issues.