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1 Øre - Christian IX
| Issuer | Royal Danish Mint (Den Kongelige Mønt) |
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| Year | 1874-1904 |
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| Currency | Krone (1873-date) |
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| Reverse script | Latin |
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| Mintage | 1874 - KM#792.1 - 5,540,000 1875 - KM#792.1 - 2,361,000 1876 - KM#792.1 - 1,483,000 1878 - KM#792.1 - 1,016,000 1879 - KM#792.1 - 1,491,000 1880 - KM#792.1 - 1,989,000 1881 - KM#792.1 - 260,000 1882 - KM#792.1 - 1,782,000 1883 - KM#792.1 - 2,989,000 1886 - KM#792.1 - 997,000 1887 - KM#792.1 - 3,007,000 1888 - KM#792.1 - 1,505,000 1889 - KM#792.1 - 2,999,000 1891 - KM#792.1 - 4,488,000 1892 - KM#792.1 - 492,000 1894 - KM#792.2 - 4,982,000 1897 - KM#792.2 overdate variety exists - 2,988,000 1899 - KM#792.2 overdate variety exists - 5,012,000 1902 - KM#792.2 overdate variety exists - 2,977,000 1904 - KM#792.2 overdate variety exists - 4,962,000 |
| Additional information |
Christian IX's reign saw Denmark still absorbing the shock of the 1864 war with Prussia and Austria, in which the country lost Schleswig-Holstein and roughly a third of its territory. The decimal øre system these coins inhabit had only been introduced in 1874, replacing the old rigsdaler coinage — this issue is among the earliest struck under that reformed monetary framework.
The series runs across three decades and two catalog varieties, reflecting minor die modifications over the long production run at the Copenhagen mint.