STOCKHOLM 20021114 Myntverket and Riksbank Governor Urban Bäckström present the new commemorative coin, with motifs of Astrid Lindgren on one side and Pippi Longstocking on the other, Stockholm, November 14, 2002 In the picture Astrids family the first minted coin, it is her son-in-law Carl Olof Nyman receiving it from Riksbank Governor Urban Bäckström S

STOCKHOLM 20021114 Myntverket and Riksbank Governor Urban Bäckström present the new commemorative coin, with motifs of Astrid Lindgren on one side and Pippi Longstocking on the other, Stockholm, November 14, 2002 In the picture Astrids family the first minted coin, it is her son-in-law Carl Olof Nyman receiving it from Riksbank Governor Urban Bäckström S

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STOCKHOLM 20021114 Myntverket and Riksbank Governor Urban Bäckström present the new commemorative coin, with motifs of Astrid Lindgren on one side and Pippi Longstocking on the other, Stockholm, November 14, 2002 In the picture Astrids family the first minted coin, it is her son-in-law Carl Olof Nyman receiving it from Riksbank Governor Urban Bäckström S

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