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5 Kroner - Frederik IX Wedding of Anne-Marie

Issuer Royal Danish Mint (Den Kongelige Mønt)
Year 1964
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Obverse description Uncrowned effigy of King Frederik IX facing right, rendered in high relief with fine portrait detail including a bearded jawline and close-cropped hair. The circumferential legend reads FREDERIK IX KONGE AF DANMARK along the upper and lower periphery. The engraver's initials C♥S appear in small letters at the base of the truncation near the lower rim.
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Reverse description Left-facing draped bust of Princess Anne-Marie, depicted with flowing shoulder-length hair and wearing a multi-strand pearl necklace, rendered in a clean, contemporary portrait style. The circumferential legend PRINSESSE ANNE-MARIES BRYLLUP arcs around the upper field, with the wedding date 18-9-1964 inscribed along the right periphery. The denomination 5 KRONER appears in the lower field between two star stops.
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Struck to mark the January 1964 marriage of Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark to King Constantine II of Greece, this issue was authorized as Denmark's first royal wedding commemorative coin of the modern era. Anne-Marie was just eighteen at the time of the wedding, making her one of the youngest queens consort in postwar European history. Constantine's reign would last only three years before the 1967 military coup ended the Greek monarchy in all but name, and the couple spent the following decades in exile — first in Rome, then London.

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