DENMARK. 2 Gold Krone, 1629. Copenhagen Mint. Christian IV. NGC Unc

Eminently Lustrous and One of Only Two Known DENMARK. 2 Gold Krone, 1629. Copenhagen Mint. Christian IV. NGC Unc Details--Obverse Graffiti. Fr-Unlisted; KM-111; Hede-28; Sieg-135; Harck-30.2.1; Schou-5; Bruun-5588. Weight: 5.97 gms. An eminently lustrous example with a slight gold toning near the edge. A small cross-shaped graffitto is noted in the obverse left field, as well as certain "irregularities" from the minting process, including a die break that might explain the extreme rarity of this date. Apart from one at the National Museum of Denmark, this seems to be the only example known. Struck by "Borgerskabets Mønt" (The Citizens' Mint) consisting of the mintmaster Matthias Clausen, Johan Brahm and the mayor of Copenhagen, Jacob Michelsen. After less than half a year, their right to produce coins was withdrawn. Estimate: €15,000 - €20,000. Provenance: From the L.E. Bruun Collection. Ex: Countship of Brahesminde Collection (Private Sale - 1922). Ex: L. Christian Nielsen Collection (Copenhagen - 1878) Lot # 21. To view supplemental information and all items from the L.E. Bruun Collection, click here. Please note: Bid amounts do not include VAT. Buyers which are non-VAT registered entities or individuals who take delivery of lots within EU countries subject to margin scheme taxation will be invoiced a VAT charge and a Buyer’s Premium for a total of 27.5% based upon the total amount of the hammer. Please see the Terms and Conditions. Click here for certification details from NGC. Additional image by NGC Photo Vision. Learn more at NGCcoin.com

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