King Gustav V of Sweden, also known as Adolf Gustav V, ruled Sweden from 1907 to 1950. He was born on June 16, 1858 in Drottningholm, Sweden. His father II. King Oskar of Sweden, his mother Queen Zsófia of Sweden. 1907. He was crowned king on December 8, but skipped the traditional coronation ceremony, becoming Sweden's first uncrowned king.V. During Gustav's reign, Sweden was modernized and a parliamentary monarchy was established. He restrained the rights of the monarch, supported the social democrats and liberals, as well as the electoral reforms. During the First World War, Sweden preserved its independence, and during the Second World War it became a symbol of national unity. With a Vasa house. He had three sons: VI. Gusztáv Adolf, Vilmos and Erik Gusztáv. 1950. He died on October 29 in Drottningholm and was laid to rest in Stockholm's Riddarholmskyrkan.

During the reign of King Gustav V of Sweden, between 1907 and 1950, three different series of coins were minted in Sweden. 1907–1922: this series is II. It bore the portrait of King Oskar on the obverse and the Swedish coat of arms on the reverse. 1922–1932: the series bore the portrait of King Gustav V on the obverse and the Swedish coat of arms of the three crowns on the reverse. 1932–1950: this series bore the portrait of King Gustav V on the obverse. on the front and the modern Swedish coat of arms on the back. The coins were produced in the following types: 1 öre, 2 öre, 5 öre, 10 öre, 25 öre, 50 öre, 1 krone, 2 krone, 5 krone, 10 krone. öre coins are made of copper, 5 öre and 10 öre coins are made of bronze, 25 öre and 50 öre coins are made of silver, and 1 krone, 2 krone and 5 krone coins are made of silver. The 10 kroner coins are made of gold. The coins were minted by the Royal Swedish Mint in Eskilstuna.