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Name or Denominations
1 Krone (⅔)
Issuer
Denmark
Ruler
Frederick IV (Frederik IV) ( 1699-1730 )
Year of Minting
1711
Currency
Rigsdaler specie ( 1625-1813 )
Shape
Round
Rarity
Ultra rare
Weight
22.21 g
Diameter
39.52 mm
Thickness
NA
Material
Silver (.671)
Shape
Round
Edge Type
NA
Technique
NA
Front design
King on horse going to the right as in a parade. Frederik IV is wearing a long robe and a long scarf. He holds a scepter in is raised right arm. Value in letters below, in exergue
Back design
Crowned bigger arms of Denmark within double Order Chain (of Danneborg and of the Order of the Elephant). Date below with mintmaster initials at sides. King's motto around rim.
Year of Minting
1711
King
Frederick IV (Frederik IV) ( 1699-1730 )
Mint location
NA
Mint mark
NA
Orientation
NA
Inscriptions
Obverse: FRIDERICUS • IIII • D • G • REX • DAN • NOR • V • G • ______________________ ✿ IIII ✿ MARCK • DANSKE • Reverse: • DOMINUS MI | HI ADIUTOR • ✿ • C • 17 | 11 • W • ✿
Context
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 1711 RYTTERKRONE AND 1723: Obverse: - The 1723 horse is more detailed and realistic than that of 1711 - In coins of 1711 the legend is continuous while in 1723 coins the legend is cut by King's plumed hat. - In coins of 1723 King wears a richly decorated cuirass Reverse - Differences in coat of arms (The inner shield change from four-parted to three-parted with the shift of Schleswig Arms) and crown shapes - In 1723 coins the chains are circular and starts from the crown sides while in 1711 only the Elephant Order chain starts from crown ring - In 1723 there is a man above elephant head in the pendant that is missing in 1711 coins
Rarity
Ultra rare
Coin type
Standard circulation
In circulation
No
Demonetized
Yes
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