Danish coins.

Christian IX (1863-1906).
2 ore 1874, bronze, mintage - 8828000.

 

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Frederik VIII (1906-1912).
2 ore 1912, bronze, mintage - 2480000.

 

Christian X (1912-1947).
2 ore 1928, bronze, mintage - 5758000.


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Christian X
2 ore 1942, zinc, mintage - 12934000. German occupation.

 

Frederik IX (1947-1972).
2 ore 1969, zinc, mintage - 29276000.

 

Christian X
1 ore 1942, zinc, weight - 1,6 g., mintage - 21700000. German occupation.


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Frederik IX.
1 ore 1968, zinc, weight - 1,6 g., mintage - 21889000.


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I agree that Danish coins are somehow cool. Don't have but one, but I like it.

 

is this danish? i forget

 

Great coins everybody, I'm getting more and more interested in them.

 

No, its a Norwegian 5 Ore piece.

 

Christian X.
5 ore 1928, bronze, weight - 7,6 g., mintage - 4685000.

 

Christian X.
5 ore 1941, aluminium, weight - 2,4 g., mintage - 16984000. German occupation.


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Frederik IX.
5 ore 1961, zinc, weight - 6,4 g., mintage - 89950000.

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Frederik IX.
5 ore 1964, bronze, weight - 6 g., mintage - 41521000.


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Margrete II (since 1972).

5 ore 1975, copper plated iron, weight - 1,6 g.

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I like these coins as well. For some reason they seem to be one of the most common 19th century coins available in group lots. If a lot is advertised on Ebay as have coins dated in the 1800's, chances are great some will be Danish. I have lots of copper pieces and a few silver just from buying junk lots. I never have tried to pull them together but I am glad others like collecting them.

 

I have much Danish coins yet...

 

Christian X.
10 ore 1936, copper-nickel, weight - 3 g., mintage - 3320000.

 

Frederik IX.

10 ore 1955, copper-nickel, weight - 3 g., mintage - 17623000.
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