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10 Aurar - Christian X

Uitgever Iceland
Jaar 1942
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Referentie(s) KM#1a, Schön#4a, SIEG#12, Hede#6
Beschrijving voorzijde The obverse bears the Icelandic coat of arms accompanied by the crowned royal monogram of King Christian X of Denmark. The monogram 'C X R' appears within the design, surmounted by a royal crown. The date 1942 is inscribed in the field, and the overall composition reflects the Danish royal authority over Iceland during this period.
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Iceland struck zinc coinage in 1942 because the German occupation of Denmark had severed normal supply lines and strategic metals were unavailable. The shift from copper-zinc alloy to unalloyed zinc was a wartime expedient, not a monetary reform. Christian X, though king of an occupied Denmark, remained on Icelandic coinage — Iceland had only established its own government in 1940 and would not become a republic until 1944, when the union with Denmark was formally dissolved while the king sat under German house arrest in Copenhagen.

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