where to exchange old-type crowns

I%26#39;ve found some old crown notes from a previous trip.

They are blue %26#39;femti kroner%26#39; with a fish. %26#39;Serie 1972%26#39;.

Question:

1. Is it possible to exchange those old crown for modern ones?

2. Is it possible to do it at the Kastrup airport?

Thank you for attention.

GJ

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You need to go to a bank to get then exchanged to new ones.

There are two banks in the airport - Danske Bank and Nordea - you can find them on the facillity map on this webpage:

http://www.cph.dk/CPH/UK/MAIN/Facilities/Facility+Map/

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All Danish currency notes issued after 1945 are still valid.

1. You can exchange at any bank.

2. There are 2 banks at the airport.

Hans

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Thank you. Do you mean that I can still pay with those 1972 crowns? If so there is no need to exchange. I thought they are out of circulation and have to be exchanged.

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No you can%26#39;t still use them in stores but can exchange them in a bank - notes before 1945 are invalid and can not be exchanged either.

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The notes from 1972 series are legal tender, and thus you should in theory be able to pay with them in a store, but better go to a bank, since many stores would probably not know and wouldn%26#39;t accept them. If you have even older notes, don%26#39;t exchange them, as they would be collector%26#39;s items!

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The fish is a Crucian carp (Carassius carassius)