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HI!
I posted in the wrong Forum subsection before, but I would like the Banknotes of the Faroese Islands to have a "Home Rule" (hjemmestyre/selvstyre) as ruling authority, from 1948 to date. Since they haven't followed the Danish monarchs, nor Denmark in regards to banknotes :D

Hope you will consider my request and thank you!
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The Faeroe Islands' head of state is Queen Margrethe II, who is also Greenland's head of state.

Aidan.
This is very peculiar situation... as far as I understood, Home rule is quite extensive, however, Danish monarch is still head of state...

Technically, only Margarethe should be shown. Maybe "Margarethe/Home rule" could be used? Let's hear your ideas.
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The Faeroe Islands are part of the Kingdom of Denmark.

In addition to the Faeroe Islands having its own local legislature, the Faeroe Islands are also represented in the Parliament of Denmark.

The Faeroese language is similar to Icelandic.

The Faeroese Krona is equal in value to the Danish Krone.

Aidan.
Citeer: "Jarcek"​This is very peculiar situation... as far as I understood, Home rule is quite extensive, however, Danish monarch is still head of state...

​Technically, only Margarethe should be shown. Maybe "Margarethe/Home rule" could be used? Let's hear your ideas.
​Since they have had homerule since 1948, but the Kingdom have had two monarchs since then: Frederik the 9th (1947-1972) and the current queen, Margrethe the 2nd. The banknotes as I can see, don't follow the monarch, with new design after the death of the former, like in eg. the UK.

I don't think it will be called "homerule" if/when they get independence, so I kinda think the term "Homerule" can be used in itself, without the monarch or eg. "Homerule under Denmark"

Any other ideas then? Here was my take on it, at least :)

- Jamtrup
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Status gewijzigd naar Klaar (Jarcek, 17-aug-2020, 08:06)
Homerule under Denmark it is then. <:D If anyone comes with better solution, it can be modified.
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Hey
As new referee for Denmark, Faroe island and Greenland. I find it very confusing that somebody suddenly without my knowledge changes the ruling authority.
Queen Magrethe II is still head of state for Faroe Island .
In my oppinion the correct way would be that there was an Issuing entity called: Faroe Homerule.
The Faroe Island still use danish coins but have their own Notes having the same value as Danish kroners.
And please remove
Sámal Petur Petersen and Jogvan Frederik Kjølbro as ruling authority.
Yours
dampe54
Status gewijzigd naar Geopend (Jarcek, 19-aug-2020, 20:38)
Hello,
Rulling authorities of Sámal Petur Petersen and Jogvan Frederik Kjølbro are for coins. <:D

So you think it would be better to keep Danish monarchs as rulling authority and add issuing entity of Faroe Homerule for those notes?

Best regards,
Jarek
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Hey Jarcek.
Yes they issued some private coins, so did C.F. Siemsen. But that didn't make them rulers!!! Although they maybe thought so themself!!!
They didn't make any notes so they shouldn't be in this section.
But "Færø Amt" should be an issuing entity, because during WWII they issued some counter stamped danish notes and some provisional notes specially for Faroe Island printed in England.
Yours
dampe54
Citeer: "dampe54"​Hey Jarcek.
​Yes they issued some private coins, so did C.F. Siemsen. But that didn't make them rulers!!! Although they maybe thought so themself!!!
​They didn't make any notes so they shouldn't be in this section.
​But "Færø Amt" should be an issuing entity, because during WWII they issued some counter stamped danish notes and some provisional notes specially for Faroe Island printed in England.
​Yours
​dampe54

The word 'Amt' means 'County' in Danish.

The Faeroese notes should be listed under 'Danish county of the Faeroe Islands' & 'Danish autonomous constituent country of the Faeroe Islands'.

Home rule in both the Faeroe Islands & Greenland don't change their status as constituent countries of the Kingdom of Denmark - similar to the relationship between Aruba, Bonaire, & Curacao as parts of the Kingdom of The Netherlands.

Of course, Queen Margrethe II is as much Queen of the Faeroe Islands & Queen of Greenland as she is Queen of Denmark itself.

Aidan.
Hey Jarcek
If you are responsibel for creating Ruling Authorities? Would you then pleas create the following list of rulers.

House of Oldenburg
Frederik VI 1809 – 1839
Christian VIII 1839 – 1848
Frederik VII 1848 – 1863
House of Glücksburg
Christian IX 1863 – 1906
Frederik VIII 1906 – 1912
Christian X1912 – 1947
Frederik IX 1947 – 1972
Margrethe II 1972 –

And the following list of Issuing entities.

Færø Amt. Faeroe County 1809 - 1948
Færøernes Hjemmestyre. Faroe Homerule 1948 - date
Jogvan Frederik Kjølbro, Klaksvig 1930 - 1933
C.F. Siemsen (ud.)
Sámal Petur Petersens eftf., Fuglefjord 1929 - 1933

And the Following list of Currencies.

Rigsdaler Courant 1628 - 1873
Rigsbankdaler 1813 - 1854
Kroner 1873 - 1940
Kronúr 1951 - date

Faeroe Island has never had their own currency and still hasn't. They use Danish Kroner but have their own layout on their Banknotes.

If you need the list's in another format I can mail you a Excell or Word file.
Yours
Dampe54
Hello,

I am sorry for being absent for that long, but Covid, my own wedding and moving to a new flat took its toll.

This is a complex request and I would like to start solving it step by step.

So - I added older currencies for Faroe and would like to ask what is the difference between Kroner 1873 - 1940 and Kronúr 1951 - date?

I also added rulling houses and rulling kings/queens to Feroe. Hope this helps a little.

I will revisit it this afternoon.

Best regards,
Jarek
Catalogue administrator
Hello
Congratulations with your wedding and new flat.

Until 1948 the currency in use on the Faroe Island was Danish Kroner.
After Homerule was implemented in 1948 They wanted their own design on the faros Banknotes. Faroe Island haven't got their own currency policy, and 1 Faroe Krónur is equal to 1 Danish Krone.
On the Faroe Island they use danish coins but their own banknotes. The Faroe Banknotes can't be used in Denmark but has to be exchanged like Euro and all other foreign currencies.
So it is a bit tricky.
But to the best of my opinion we shall use Danish Kroner until 1948 and Faroe Krónur after 1948. There isn't issued coins or Banknotes for use on the Faroe Islands in the period from 1941 to 1951 thats why the gap in the years in my previous mail.
As soon as I can see the changes I will correct the banknotes

Yours
Peter Damgaard
Ok, so it is something like "servant" currency. It kind of reminds me of those plantations tokens, which had the same value as "master" currency, but they could be spent only in plantation store. I will redo that.
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Yeah, that seems to do the trick, so far. But I'll like to ask, what happened to King Christian X? Can't he be made king all the way up to his dead in 1947 and be under the the House of Glücksburg? Or are we sepparating the monarchs according to being ruler over a home ruled Faroese and a Copenhagen controlled Faroese?

And congrats on your wedding and appartment Jarcek!

- Jamtrup
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Read or watch about "Sadako Sasaki and the Thousand Paper Cranes".
Spread a little peace and happiness wherever you go :)
Citeer: "Jarcek"​Ok, so it is something like "servant" currency. It kind of reminds me of those plantations tokens, which had the same value as "master" currency, but they could be spent only in plantation store. I will redo that.
​Please don't say that to someone from the Faroe Islands!!!!
No!!! the Faroese Krónur is a currency on its own, it just has the same value as the Danish Krone.
So could we Please have the currencies changed so it is:

Danish Rigsdaler Courant 1628 - 1873
Danish Rigsbankdaler 1813 - 1873
Danish Kroner 1873- 1948
Faroese Krónur 1948 - Date

Thank You.

And A: could we then Please have King Christian X moved to the Glücksborg line and he was King from 1912 to 1947
And B: Samal Petur Petersen 1929-33 and Jogvan Frederik Kjølbro 1930-33 shall be deleted as rulers. They have never been Ruler they are merchants issuing their own coins for use in their own shops. Here you can talk about "Plantation Tokens", but as they were issued due to lack of danish coins they can be issuing entities.

And Please don't let me wait another 3 months.

Yours Dampe54
Currencies and that one king are now fixed.

As for those "rulling authorities", these two are needed for coins.
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And two issuing entities for banknotes have been created as well. <:D
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Thank you very much for your work so far, I appreciate it very much.

But these two Companies were Issuing Entities not Rulers, and a fault isn't getting better just because it is repeated.

All the Tokens issued by S.P.Petersens Eftf and J.F.Kjølbro were issued under King Christian X. If you have to get it confirmed by somebody else then please do that.
I know that, problem is that there is no issuing authority field for coins, which obstructs any change in that matter. I cannot add it myself, I can onl push it higher.
Catalogue administrator
OK.
I f you try to push it higher, then I'll try to raise it in the Coin Forum. Maybe we, by combining our efforts, can get it done.
Yours
Peter Damgaard
Status gewijzigd naar Klaar (Jarcek, 26-sep-2021, 20:00)

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