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| 表面の説明 | Draped and armored bust of the young King Christian IV facing right, wearing a ruffled collar, partially enclosed within a beaded inner circle. Stars appear in the field behind the bust. The royal legend is inscribed in Latin outside the beaded circle, with asterisks used as word separators. |
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Christian IV was fourteen when he assumed the Danish throne in 1596, and the heavy speciedaler issues of his early reign were struck under the fiscal machinery inherited from Frederick II rather than any policy of his own devising. The 2 Speciedaler denomination was never a circulation piece — at roughly twice the weight of an already-large speciedaler, these were prestige strikes intended for diplomatic gifts, treasury reserves, and the kind of high-value settlement that bypassed everyday commerce entirely.
Davenport's EC I listing places this among the great European thalers of the late sixteenth century. Very few were struck across the entire 1597–1600 window.