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Medal - Birth of Denmark Crownprince

Location Denmark
Year 1749
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Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
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Obverse description Conjoined busts of King Frederik V, draped and armored with mantle decorated with crowns, and Queen Louise, in elegant dress, facing right in high relief. A Latin legend runs along the upper rim within a raised border.
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Obverse lettering FRIDERIC. V ET LOVISA D.G. REX. ET REG. DAN. NORV. ARBIEN
(Translation: Frederik V and Louise King and Queen of Denmark and Norway)
Reverse description In the field, a radiant celestial Genius wearing a star-strewn garment and a crown emitting long rays presents the newborn Crown Prince to Dania, a veiled female figure seated upon a recumbent lion. The lion holds a crowned oval shield bearing the arms of Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Dania reaches forward to receive the child while the Genius simultaneously touches her with a radiant scepter. In the lower field a broken Hermes lies beneath the group. The engraver's initials M.G.A. appear on the ground line. A Latin inscription occupies the upper legend, and a three-line dedication with the prince's birth date fills the exergue.
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