The Danish crown is the official currency of Denmark and the Faroe Islands, represented by the symbol "kr" and the ISO code "DKK." It is subdivided into 100 øre. The currency has been in use since 1875 and is known for its stability, being pegged to the Euro through the European Exchange Rate Mechanism. The Danish crown is issued by the National Bank of Denmark, which manages its supply and monetary policy. The banknotes and coins feature various designs, including images of notable Danish figures and landmarks, reflecting the country's rich history and culture.