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| 表面の説明 | Equestrian effigy of King Frederik IV in Roman military armor, depicted in right-facing profile atop a prancing horse, his right arm extended holding a baton of command. The king wears a plumed helmet and elaborately engraved cuirass. A decorative ground line runs beneath the horse's hooves. In the lower exergue, the denomination inscription reads IIII · MARCK / DANSKE in two lines. The surrounding circular legend reads FRIDERICUS · IIII · D · G · REX · DAN · NOR · V · G · |
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| 表面の銘文 | FRIDERICUS · IIII · D · G · REX · DAN · NOR · V · G · / IIII · MARCK / DANSKE |
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Frederik IV's later coinage coincided with his dramatic personal life upending Danish court politics — in 1721 he dissolved his morganic marriage to Elisabeth Helene von Vieregg following her death, then promptly married Anne Sophie Reventlow, whom he had kept as a de facto second wife for years. The Danish church and nobility were deeply unsettled. Coin production in these years continued through the Copenhagen mint under considerable institutional strain.
The .672 fineness places this squarely within the debased silver standard Denmark adopted earlier in the century, a deliberate fiscal measure rather than a minting irregularity.