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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 255746)

The 1611-1611 2 Speciedaler is part of a series of Standard circulation coins struck from 1611-1611. The specific variety is Obverse 2 - Reverse 1. Designated as a Business (MS) strike, this coin is made of Silver (.888).

Obverse: Standing figure of King Christian IV in full plate armor and without crown. King is holding a command staff in right hand and his figure is partially within a beaded circle with legend outside.
Reverse: King on a roaring horse right, inside a circle with his motto along the inner rim. King is in full armor and wears an helm with long plumes; as the obverse he holds a command staff in right hand. Around there are the 14 provincial coats of arms outside the circle surrounding the rider, with King's Crown in upper position and the Pendant of the Order of the Elephant in the lower.

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GSID:	255746
Coin Date:	1611-1611
Denomination:	2 Sp / 2 Speciedaler
Designation:	MS
Coinage Type:	Standard circulation coin
Coinage Years:	1611-1611
Composition:	Silver (.888)
Variety:	Obverse 2 - Reverse 1
Strike Type:	Business
Diameter:	51.300 mm
Weight:	58.610 gr
Coin Shape:	Round
Coin Rulers Name:	Christian IV
Coin Rulers Group:	House of Oldenburg
Demonetized:	True
Obverse Lettering:	CHRISTIANVS • IIII • D: G: DANIÆ: NORV: VAND: GOTO: Q: REX •
Obverse Designer:	Isaac Henniges
Reverse Lettering:	REGNA: - FIRMAT - PIE - T - AS * I S
Reverse Designer:	Isaac Henniges
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