Christian I. of Oldenburg standing right of an altar conjuring the national law in 1460. He wears the regal clothes, holding scepter and with the shield of Denmark at his feet. Left to him are two veiled women, personifications of Schleswig and of Holstein (as suggested by the shield behind them).
Obverse lettering
DAT SE BLIVEN EWICH TOSAMENDE VNGEDELT
* NICHT ALSE ENEME KONINGE TO DENNEMARKEN *
RIPPEN
MITTWOCH N.INVOC. // 1460
Obverse script
Latin
Reverse description
Personifications of Schleswig and Holstein standing over fortifications battling against the attackers in the form of a Lindworm, in background a rising sun and a ship.
Reverse lettering
RECHT UND GERECHTIGKEIT STEHN UNS ZUR
SEITE * FORTVIVLELSENS SELVHJÆLP *
24. MAERZ 1848
LORENZ F.
