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Dobbelthvid - Hans Mule Interregnum

Issuer Oslo Mint (Norwegian Interregnum Administration)
Year 1523-1524
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Value 2 Hvid (⅔)
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Obverse description Central field displays the crowned royal arms of Norway — a shield bearing the rampant lion passant guardant — struck in low relief characteristic of hammered coinage. The shield is surmounted by a royal crown, rendered in the late medieval Gothic style. A circular legend in uncial Latin characters surrounds the central device, reading ARMA REGIS NORVEGI (Arms of the King of Norway), with the inscription partly bordered by a beaded or rope inner circle. The strike is typical of the interregnum period, showing irregular flan shape and uneven distribution of metal.
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Obverse lettering ARMA REGIS NORVEGI
(Translation: Arms of the King of Norway.)
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Mintage ND (1523-1524) - `NORVEGI` on obverse -
ND (1523-1524) - `NORVE` on obverse, large crown obverse -
ND (1523-1524) - `NORVE` on obverse, small crown obverse -
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