​50-krone banknote

Format 125 x 72 mm.

The 50-krone banknote in the 1997 series was issued in an upgraded version with a hologram and fluorescent colours in August 2005. The motifs are the same as on the previous 50-krone banknote from 1999. There is a portrait of the writer Karen Blixen on the face of the banknote and a centaur on the reverse. The first version of the 50-krone banknote was issued on 7 May 1999.

100-krone banknote

Format 135 x 72 mm.

The 100-krone banknote in the 1997 series was issued in an upgraded version in November 2002. The motifs are the same as on the previous 100-krone banknote from 1999. There is a portrait of the composer Carl Nielsen on the face of the banknote, while the reverse is inspired by a basilisk from Tømmerby Church in Vester Hanherred in northern Denmark.

200-krone banknote

Format 145 x 72 mm.

The 200-krone banknote in the 1997 series was issued in an upgraded version in April 2003. The motifs are the same as on the previous 200-krone banknote from 1997. There is a portrait of the actress Johanne Luise Heiberg on the face of the banknote, while the reverse is inspired by a lion from the apse of Viborg Cathedral. 

500-krone banknote

Format 155 x 72 mm.

The 500-krone banknote in the 1997 series was issued in an upgraded version in September 2003. The motifs are the same as on the previous 500-krone banknote from 1997. There is a portrait of the nuclear scientist Niels Bohr on the face of the banknote, while the reverse shows a knight in armour and a dragon, inspired by the font at Lihme Church in northern Jutland.

1000-krone banknote

Format 165 x 72 mm.

The 1000-krone banknote in the 1997 series was issued in an upgraded version in November 2004. The motifs are the same as on the previous 1000-krone banknote from 1998. There is a double portrait of the artists Anna and Michael Ancher on the face of the banknote, while the reverse is inspired by a tournament scene from Bislev Church in northern Jutland.