Danish coins.

Silver coins of Denmark is a one of my favorite numismatic threads. I like it so much, 'cos Danish coins are pretty & a rather rare.
I have a small collection of a 2-kroner coins and I hope that you'll enjoy it.

 

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Christian IX (1863-1906).
2 kroner 1875, silver .800, weight - 15 g. Mintage - 3396000.

 

Christian IX (1863-1906).
2 kroner 1888, silver .800, weight - 15 g. Mintage - 101000. "25th Anniversary of reign".

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Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1916, silver .800, weight - 15 g. Mintage - 402000.
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Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1923, silver .800, weight - 15 g. Mintage - 203000. "Silver Wedding Anniversary".
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Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1930, silver .800, weight - 15 g. Mintage - 303000. "King's 60th Birthday".
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Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1937, silver .800, weight - 15 g. Mintage - 209000. "25th Anniversary of Reign".
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I totaly agree with you,

The odd thing is that they are not that popular and you can get old coins in high end grades for a very fair price.

I will be uploading in ebay this week around 40 of them that I just bought yesterday. Some real nice samples.

Nice coins you have there

Siggi

 

Christian X (1912-1947).

2 kroner 1945, silver .800, weight - 15 g. Mintage - 157000. "King's 75th Birthday".​

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I like not only Danish coins, but Icelandic coins too (coins that minted when Iceland belonged to Denmark).

 

Have you checked out this site www.coinsoficeland.com it has some of the best coins from that time around.

 

Frederik IX (1947-1972).
2 kroner 1958, silver .800, weight - 15 g., mintage - 301000. "Princess Margrete's 18th Birthday".

 

Thanks for the information.

 

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Great coins!

Very nice coins Siberian Man. I really like your silver wedding anniversary 2 Krone.... I just love the conjoined busts on the obverse. Great coin.

I always especially liked the Danish coins from the late 1800's. I always liked that dolphin on the reverse of some.
I have only a few examples, I will share with you.

1883 1 ore

1874 10 ore


and....

 

1912 and 1919 10 ore

1912 10 ore

1919 10 ore


and....

 

Last one.

Sorry but some of the photos of these next two coins are off-color, and have a greenish/yellowish tint to them, that is from the camera, not the coin.

1930 1 ore

and an interesting regular old 1968 1 krone, but it looks a bit prooflike.... just a really nice unc.

That is all for me. I have alot of more modern Danish coinage as well, but nothing fancy.

 

Christian VII (1766-1808).
1 skilling 1771, copper. Minted in Copenhagen & Altona.

 

Frederik VI (1808-1839).
16 skilling 1814, copper.

 

Frederik VII (1848-1863).
1 rigsbankskilling 1853, copper.