so hey you going people today's a beautiful day to make corn video it's
nice and warm outside and it is 20 degrees Celsius so today I had some
coins from Denmark these are older coins are no longer legal tender and they
pretty much a coins used up into probably mmm probably nineties so they
did have a Queenie to reform in the 90s so here's a here are the current coins
225 is no longer legal tender it's no longer issued these fifty or is the
lightest coins and 97 and if you see here this size difference there is a
reduction in size so what's my favorite coin here well it's these two aluminium
bronze coins Bernie a funny one that people have seen
is this black one why is this coin black Wow it's because it's ink
and zinc was introduced in 1942 by the German occupation authorities and the
Denmark just continued to use zinc coins until 1972 now between 1960 and 1966
they did issue bronze coins as well as ink coins so they've both circulated
alongside each other and generally dem Danish coins just have the denomination
on on one side and sometimes eight the coat of arms on the piety nominations
they also have a crown and the initials of the reigning monarch so this is
what's his name Frederick so that's an F King Frederick
the ninth and also on the larger coins generally has his portraits these
there's a coat of arms of Denmark on the back is um King Frederick sport
right then later on they headed grief the second the Queen of Denmark so as
you can see these two coins our different monarchs div two five Chronos
but they still pretty much add the coat of arms so you sir
and they've oak around the side and on the other side they just have the
reigning monarchs in the same of Nea become the reigning monarchs but under
Frederick as you can see on these are ten or coins they just changed design
for some reason no real major difference oh there is major difference no this one
is a oak and I think that's long this one does not but in 1972 they actually
got rid of the one two and five all coins the large five all coin and they
replaced the five all coin with the a small or five or that's probably why
they actually changed the design so also we have an older ten or and this column
is issued between nine and twenty-four and 1947 exit for between 1941 and forty
five when you is a think coin and this is a copper nickel coin and as you can
see has spiral pattern that can be identified as a Viking patterns and if
you can see the or has a line from that might be a long Val yeah but I've not
looked up Danish I'm not really going to the learn Danish and this is a Christian
attempt coin
and it's dated 1934 and that year they were yet over 2 million of these coins
issued the other coins that uh yeah I have a higher mintage so you can see in
1960 both of these coin designs are issued as well as b25 all these are
pretty much the same monarch so got Frederick T know from the back and its
own same Frederick your knife but the one has a hole in your one doesn't know
so the whole coin was first issued in 1924 and a little bit of a different
design under Christian 10 and then in 1948 they replaced it with this design
in copper nickel and I actually issued two designs for this so this is just the
design with the reef on the denomination side and before 1960 they had their
brief on the King's initial so so Frederick the attempt and as you can see
it's playing so Danish coins are pretty boring at this time period but they uh
if you're interested in collecting Danish coins then I would actually
collect some of these just one is enough and this one is the 1966 which was about
fifty million and in 1966 and 1967 these two coins here were actually
issued so that he had a whole one and one without a whole and the mintage
figures actually pertains to both of them so this one had fifty million coins
minted that mintage includes the 1966 with the
whole and in 1967 there were 87 million coins minted this one but that includes
coins without the hole as well so there might be like 50 50 I'm not to show off
and come across anything information but it seems that these two coins are pretty
cheap so one's mine in 66 and 67 with him throughout the whole a pretty common
then you have one corner so this was a aluminium bronze coin first issued in
1924 and was replaced in 1942 this coin here so this is actually dated 1942 and
he has the Danish crown on it and on the obverse side it just has the initials
cooing earth Denmark and this coin was issued on the Christian 10th so it has
EC by forwards and backwards and this coin is dated 1940 which had a mintage
over that 1/2 million coins it's one of probably the fourth highest minted coin
here they're not in 25 is the most common and majority of the minting was
bet half million coins on my states and this one is playing ten in 1942 we had
this coin it has weight and what's the other plant I'm not too sure might be
right could be right so and on the other side we just over Christian d-10 and 49
or 42 is about full moon coins minted a little bit less than that but daddy's
not the highest state in the higher state is 1947
and in 1947 another common issue with Fredrick Dean oh oh this guy passed away
and that was issued up until 1960 when I replaced it with the aluminium bronze
coin so this is the coat of arms on the front and he has a Frederick Dean knife
on the back and this coin is actually it's dated 1971 and then that date is
about 40 million coins minted which is hmm probably the mid range the highest
was 32 million in 1963 but I actually got this one from the Danish Embassy
when I was a teenager I was doing some information on I need some information
on Denmark no no right to the embassy and they sent me Oh a coin back so thank
you very much to the Danish Embassy in Melbourne so that was awesome I was like
so very delighted we know I've got that coin grass no one had actually sent me a
coin before so if you want to send coins I'll actually reply and send something
back to you and here I have a one Kohner 1975 and this one was first issued in
1973 and this is Mike thief the second in the 1975 had a minty jaw of our 20
bit over 20 million coins and that seems to be the mid range for these coin
mintages the highest is about 36 million in 1984 and the lowest is 1982 so with
five million coins so these coins are not really that rare
no they haven't minted a to kronor since 1959 at this period and they
reintroduced it in 1992 but that's not padded serious actually done over to
kroner even in the new series which is er this one here has a hole in it
birds pretty much the same design as that
so we this calm is first issued in 1960 before this their mark really they
didn't use a five corner and this one coin here is actually the highest minted
of this design with a nine point seven million coins the lowest is 1969 so I
can get that seventy one thousand coins that's very collectible so 1969 remember
and this is the basic design and here we have another one and this one is 1967 so
it says that two million coins it's on the low side but common enough that
really it's not collected it's just like scrap value and then we have this coin
issued in 1977 so this issue with my grief ii was first issued 1973 up until
1988 and these coins were legal tender up and today actually and demonetised I
mean actually no I don't think this one's been to monetize I think this is
used to legal tender so I may be wrong all these coins may be legal tender and
only demonetized coins that have been taken our circulation likely to 10 to 25
or so anything 50 oh and above you still legal tender so sorry for confusing new
people in 1977 is about 6.8 million coins issued it's one of the highest
mean - just a second actually the last mintage is are from the 80s after 83
excluding 86 no the coins again so really it's not that rare so those are
my coins from demo I did actually have this set before but I actually sold it
so I'm trying to build this coin collection up again anyway let's say
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