The plan is to continue the production of commemorative coins in connection with special occasions in the Royal Family, such as the sovereign’s round birthdays and jubilees. Added to this are handling and transport of the coins, which also become more expensive per coin for small-scale deliveries. It is expensive because small procurements of new coins result in a higher unit price. Therefore, there is also less need to produce new coins for general circulation in society, making it proportionately more expensive to produce new coins if their sole purpose is to support sales in the webshop. The reason is that there is generally less use of cash in society, for example for payments in stores. Over recent years, there has been decreasing demand for the products sold via the webshop, while it has also become more expensive to produce coins for the webshop. It is still one of Danmarks Nationalbank’s core tasks to ensure secure and efficient means of payment, including cash. will appear on Danmarks Nationalbank's website.ĭanmarks Nationalbank’s task of issuing coins and banknotes for general circulation in society remains unchanged. After this, information about the right to complain, etc. The webshop will remain active as a website until the beginning of the new year. Items ordered by 1 December at the latest and paid for within 14 days will be sent so that they arrive before Christmas. The decision has been made due to declining sales figures in the webshop and higher costs for production of coins for the webshop. Danmarks Nationalbank closed the sale of coins and banknotes on 1 December 2023 at 12:00 noon due to falling sales figures and rising costs.ĭanmarks Nationalbank has closed the Royal Danish Mint’s webshop, which sells annual coin sets.

The royal mint new coins