Denmark - Krone & Øre Coinage

Denmark - 25 Øre - 1991 LGJP - KM #868.1

 

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Denmark - 25 Spillemærke - N-D Meka - Dansk Automat Branche





Denmark - 25 Spillemærke - N-D Meka - Indløses Ikke

 

Denmark - Half Krone - 1924 HCNGJ - KM #831.1






Denmark - 50 Øre - 1990 LGJP - KM #866.2

 

Denmark - 1 Krone - 1926 HCNGJ - KM #824.1




Denmark - 1 Krone - 1944 NS - KM #835

 

Denmark - 1 Krone - 1966 SB - KM #851.1

 

Denmark - 1 Krone - 1977 SB - KM #862.1





Denmark - 1 Krone - 1999 LGJP - KM #873.1

 

Denmark - 2 Kroner - 1876 CS - KM #798.1





Denmark - 2 Kroner - 1925 HCNGJ - KM #825.1

 

Denmark - 2 Kroner - 1956 CS - KM #838.2





Denmark - 2 Kroner - 1992 LGJP - KM #874.1

 

Denmark - 5 Kroner - 1960 CS - KM #853.1





Denmark - 5 Kroner - 1964 - KM #845

 

Denmark - 5 Kroner - 1976 SB - KM #863.1





Denmark - 5 Kroner - 1990 LGJP - KM #869.1

 

Denmark - 10 Kroner - 1979 BB - KM #864.1





Denmark - 10 Kroner - 1989 NRJP - KM #867.1

 

Denmark - 20 Kroner - 1990 LGJP - KM #871

 

Denmark - Greenland Commemorative

Denmark - 2 Kroner - 1953 NS - KM #844

 

Denmark - Greenland Issues

Greenland - 25 Øre - 1926 HCN GJ - KM #5





Greenland - 25 Øre - 1926 HCN GJ - KM #6 - Holed

 

Denmark - Greenland Issues

Greenland - 1 Krone - 1926 HCN GJ - KM #8





Greenland - 1 Krone - 1964 CS - KM #10a

 

I really like the Danish coins from the late 1800s and early 1900s. I like the dolphins especially.

 

Denmark - Færoe Islands Issue

Færoe Islands - 5 Øre - 1941 - KM #3



WWII Issue, No Mint Mark, London Mint, Est. Mintage 200,000

 

I also think they're interesting. I wish I had the dough, moolah, rhino, spondulicks, bucks, marigold, monkey, dinero, quid, Maggie, pounds, pesos, loonie, dollars, thalers, kroners, pesetas, lires, dinars, bacon, cabbage, lettuce, kale, folding green, long green, greenbacks, mazuma, oscar, pap, plaster, rivets, scratch, ace, bean, bone, buck, bullet, case note, clam, coconut, fish, frogskin, lizard, peso, rock, scrip, simoleon, and yellowback, boffo, iron man, plug, sinker, or wagon wheel to buy more early Danish coins.

 

Clicked the "Like" link only once, but simply because I am lazy. The other coins you show us here are about as great. Oh, and I noticed that so far you have avoided posting any pieces with the portrait of Queen Margrethe that was used roughly between 2000 and 2010. Thanks for that too, hehe.

Christian

 

Thank you for showing those two tokens. I have never seen those particular types, but tokens like these where produced for operating the slot - machines on the ferry - boats between Denmark and Germany. I do not remember at wich price they where sold, but when I was a school - boy of 10 years with only a limited allowance per week it was possibly to change a good deal of them. I never spendt them om the One armed bandits , to me they where gold guineas for my pirat treaure.
INDLØSES IKKE by the way means " NOT REDEAMABLE " - so in the end it is the bank who allways wins.

Best regards, Mynter