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| 背面描述 | Central oval shield bearing the quartered royal arms of Denmark-Norway: the upper-left quarter displays three crowned blue lions passant with nine red hearts (Denmark), the upper-right quarter shows a crowned golden lion rampant on red with a silver axe (Norway), and the lower section bears three crowns (Sweden), all surmounted by a large royal closed crown with cross finial. The oval cartouche is set against a plain field, with the circular Latin legend reading around the periphery within a toothed border. |
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| 背面铭文 | DANIÆ NORVEGIÆ VAN · GOTH · REX. (Translation: King of Denmark, Norway, Vendalia and Gothland) |
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Christian VII was technically king of Denmark in 1805, but had been incapacitated by mental illness for decades — actual power rested with Crown Prince Frederick, who had governed as regent since 1784. Pattern strikes from this period were produced under the reformed monetary administration that Frederick was quietly restructuring in anticipation of his own accession, which came in 1808. This copper piece is a trial of a silver denomination, almost certainly produced to assess die quality or proposed specifications rather than for any serious discussion of a copper circulating issue at this value.