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1 Mark Dansk - Frederik II Copenhagen mint

Issuer Denmark
Year 1559
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Value 1 Mark (⅓)
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Obverse description Crowned royal shield bearing the arms of Denmark centered within a beaded circle. A long-armed cross extends behind the shield, dividing the surrounding Latin legend into four segments. The heraldic composition is characteristic of mid-16th century Danish hammered coinage, with the crown rendered in high relief above the shield. The legend reads FRIDERICVS Z D G DANIE, identifying Frederik II as King of Denmark by the Grace of God.
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Reverse description Five-line inscription within a beaded circle stating the denomination and date, reading I MARCK DANSKE 1559. The legend surrounding the central inscription continues the royal titulature, with a mintmark positioned at the end of the legend. The layout is typical of Danish mark-denomination coins of the period, combining the denominational text with the regnal title in a compact, legible arrangement.
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