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1 Speciedaler - Christian IV
Country: Denmark (Glückstadt)
Denomination: 1 Speciedaler
(1)
Year: 1623-1627
Material: Silver (.888)
Weight: 28.75 g
Shape: Round
Diameter: 40.69 mm
Type: Common coin
Catalog list: denmark gl%c3%bcckstadt
Description:
Obverse
Standing figure of King Christian IV with Crown of Denmark and full armor. At right, in low position a crowned shield with arms of Denmark is above figure of King, hiding his right leg.King and shield are within a beaded circle, with legend outside. Mintmark are at end of legend
Reverse
Nude female figure representing Fortuna standing on globe, looking left and holding a long flying banner. The figure is within a beaded circle with legend outside. Date is at end of legend.
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