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| 背面描述 | Central device consists of the Danish royal coat of arms — a shield bearing three crowned lions passant accompanied by nine hearts arranged in the quarters, all within a finely engraved shield surmounted by a large royal crown with arched bands and orb finial. The mintmaster's initials 'G' and 'K' appear flanking the lower portion of the shield, identifying the Copenhagen mint official. The circumferential legend, divided by small floral stops, reads * IIII * MARCK * | * DANSKE * with the date 1672 incorporated into the legend, denoting the denomination and origin. The design is executed in the Baroque style characteristic of late seventeenth-century Danish coinage, with fine detail in the heraldic elements. |
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Christian V came to power in 1670 inheriting a monarchy fundamentally transformed by the Lex Regia of 1665 — the most absolutist constitutional document in European history, which vested hereditary sovereign power in the Danish crown in perpetuity. This four-mark piece belongs to the first decade of his reign, a period when the new absolutist order was being physically impressed onto every institution, including the coinage.
The .671 fineness reflects a deliberate debasement from earlier Danish silver standards, part of broader fiscal adjustments following the ruinous wars with Sweden that had nearly erased Denmark as an independent state in the 1650s.