The General Council of the Riksbank provides under Chapter 5. 1 §

Act (1988:1385) om Sveriges riksbank to commemorative coins on two

thousand and two hundred dollars shall be released and that the coins should

have the following size, shape and appearance.



1 § on the occasion of the 150 anniversary of the Swedish railroad

will commemorative with nominal values of two thousand and two

hundred dollars given out.



section 2 of the commemorative coin with a face value of two thousand

must be made of an alloy consisting of 900 thousandths

Gold, 50 silver and 50 copper thousandths and thousandths have a

weight of 12 grams and a diameter of 26 mm. Deviation from the

nominal weight, when weighing one hundred coins be

no more than 12 ounces.



paragraph 3 of the commemorative coin with a face value of two thousand

shall have the following character.



On the front there is a stylized cart wheels where the spokes are

by the words "RAILWAY 150 YEARS". To the left of 150 years is "E"

specifying myntningsorten and right SI which is the initials of

the Governor's name. Outside of the "E" is "CANADA" written by

the coin's outer edge.



On the reverse is depicted a chariot wheels that meet a railway track.

This symbolizes the meeting between round and straight. To

the left of the wheel the year "1856", to the right the year "2006".

Centered under track is the denomination "2000" with "KR" underneath.



The edge must be smooth.



4 section commemorative coin with a face value of two hundred dollars

must be made of an alloy consisting of 925 parts per thousand

Silver and 75 parts per thousand copper and have a weight of 27.03 grams

and a diameter of 36 mm. Deviation from the nominal weight

in weighing one hundred coins be up to 27 grams.



§ 5 commemorative coin with a face value of two hundred dollars

shall have the following character.



On the front there is a stylized cart wheels where the spokes are

by the words "RAILWAY 150 YEARS". To the left of 150 years is "E"

specifying myntningsorten and right SI which is the initials of

the Governor's name. Outside of the "E" is "CANADA" written by

the coin's outer edge.



On the reverse is depicted a number of rail track that runs the length and

across the coin. In between songs, almost at the top

the left is a lone spruce depicted. To the right of the coin, there are

the denomination "200" with "KR" underneath. On one of the lower

the train tracks are the dates "1856" and "2006".



The edge must be smooth.