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| 背面描述 | Equestrian portrait of King Christian V depicted in a dynamic galloping pose to the left, the king shown in armour with flowing hair and a baton or sword raised in his right hand, the horse shown in full extended gallop. A crowned shield appears beneath the horse's belly, and a ground line with decorative foliage runs below the horse's hooves. The composition is rendered in high relief with fine baroque detail, enclosed within a beaded border, reflecting the monumental equestrian tradition of 17th-century royal numismatic portraiture. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (1670-1695) |
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Christian V inherited a Danish monarchy that had, just years before his accession, surrendered the Scanian provinces to Sweden under the 1658 Treaty of Roskilde — the most territorially damaging peace in Danish history. The prestige coinage struck at Christiania during his reign served partly to project royal authority over a kingdom still adjusting to its reduced geography. Pattern issues like this type were produced in multiple die configurations, and Brekke's classification system distinguishes them by subtle variations in the arrangement of the royal titulature and mintmaster's marks rather than by any change in the monetary specification.