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| 正面描述 | Central field features an ornate interlaced double royal cypher of Frederik V (F5), composed of two intertwined cursive letterforms surmounted by a detailed royal crown. The monogram is rendered in high relief with elaborate baroque flourishes. A circular legend in Latin runs near the rim, separated by dot stops, reading the king's full royal title. |
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| 铸造量 | 1750 PNVH - KM#579.1 - 1756 PNVH - KM#579.1 - 1761 - KM#579.2 - 1761 - KM#579.3 - |
| 附加信息 |
Frederik V's reign coincided with a period of Danish monetary reorganization following the strain of earlier military expenditures, and the small billon skilling denominations bore the brunt of repeated composition adjustments. The .343 fineness of this issue reflects a deliberate debasement — silver content kept just high enough to avoid the full stigma of copper coinage while minimizing Crown expenditure on bullion.
KM#579 spans over a decade of production, meaning multiple die marriages and mint officer tenures are represented across the type. Copenhagen Mint records from this period document chronic underfunding of the skilling series specifically.