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| 正面描述 | The obverse features the crowned royal cypher of King Christian X of Denmark, rendered as an interlaced monogram 'CXR' (Christianus X Rex) flanking the Icelandic coat of arms — a quartered shield bearing the cross of Denmark — at center. A large ornate royal crown surmounts the shield at top. The date is divided on either side of the crown, with '19' to the left and '40' to the right. The design is contained within a continuous beaded border, with no peripheral legend, the cypher and shield occupying the full field in a bold, heraldic compositional style. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse displays the large numeral '25' prominently in the center field, serving as the principal denomination indicator. The legend 'ISLAND' arcs along the upper periphery and 'AURAR' along the lower periphery, both separated from the field by a continuous beaded border. Flanking the central numeral on either side are symmetrical decorative Celtic-style knotwork ornaments, lending an elegant folk-art character to the design. The overall composition is clean and legible, with bold lettering and a plain, unadorned field. |
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Iceland had no mint of its own, and these were struck at the Copenhagen Mint under Danish authority — a reflection of the constitutional union between the two countries that persisted until 1944. The relationship was complicated: Iceland had achieved home rule in 1904 and sovereignty in 1918, yet its coinage continued to be issued under the Danish crown with Christian X named as king of both nations.
The SIEG reference splits this type into two distinct catalog numbers, suggesting a die or issue variation across the eighteen-year production run worth investigating before attribution.