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| 表面の説明 | Laureate and draped bust of Gustav II Adolf facing right, wearing ruffled collar and armor, occupying the central field. Above the portrait, a radiant sun emits rays. The legend is divided around the periphery within a beaded border, reading DO·PE·S·REX to the left and GVSTAVS·A to the right. Below the bust, three heraldic shield devices are arranged horizontally. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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Struck to commemorate Gustav II Adolf's coronation in 1617, this multiple ducat issue belongs to a tradition of Swedish presentation coinage that circulated almost exclusively among diplomats, foreign dignitaries, and court favorites — pieces given, not spent. Gustav's coronation itself was a carefully managed political event; the king was only twenty-two, already commanding armies against Russia, Denmark, and Poland simultaneously, and the ceremony was partly designed to consolidate domestic noble support for a reign that had begun under regency in 1611.
KM#31 is among the scarcer Swedish gold multiples of the early seventeenth century. Surviving examples are almost invariably in institutional collections.