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| 裏面の説明 | Central field features a detailed depiction of a fully-rigged, multi-masted Danish sailing warship (man-of-war) shown broadside at sea, with pennants flying from each mast, rendered in fine engraved detail. The date appears in the lower portion of the field, below the vessel, flanked by dot stops. The circumferential legend, reading clockwise and separated by dot stops, bears the denomination and mint designation: XXIIII·SKIL·DANSKE·AMERICANSK·M, identifying these coins as struck for circulation in the Danish American colonies. The border is a plain raised rim, and the overall composition reflects the maritime commercial importance of the Danish colonial trade in this period. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | XXIIII SKILL.DANSK.AMERIKANSK.M 1764 (Translation: 24 Danish Skilling American Mint) |
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Frederik V's reign saw Denmark deeply entangled in the financial aftermath of the Seven Years' War, in which the kingdom had nominally maintained neutrality but suffered significant trade disruption. The 24 skilling denomination in debased half-silver was a fiscal compromise — the reduction from fine silver reflected treasury pressure rather than any monetary reform ideology.
KM#9 was struck across only three years before the type was revised, making the combined mintage across 1763–1765 relatively modest. The Copenhagen mint records from this period are incomplete, and precise annual breakdown figures remain uncertain.