Denmark 10 Kroner 1967 – Commemorating the Marriage of Princess Margrethe. Silver Coin

Issued in 1967 to celebrate the marriage of Princess Margrethe to Henri de Laborde de Monpezat, this Danish 10 Kroner silver coin honors the royal union. The coin was minted in Copenhagen with a composition of 80% silver.

Specifications:

• Face Value: 10 Kroner
• Year of Issue: 1967
• Metal: Silver (.800 fineness)
• Weight: 20.52 grams
• Diameter: 36 mm
• Edge: Reeded
• Condition: About Uncirculated (AU)

Design:

• Obverse: Features conjoined right-facing portraits of Princess Margrethe and Prince Henrik, encircled by the inscription "PRINSESSE MARGRETHE • PRINS HENRIK • 10 JUNI 1967."
• Reverse: Depicts a right-facing portrait of King Frederik IX, accompanied by the inscription "FREDERIK IX KONGE AF DANMARK."

Special Features: This commemorative coin holds significant numismatic and historical value, marking a pivotal event in Danish royal history. Its silver composition and detailed design make it a cherished piece for collectors and enthusiasts of royal memorabilia.

Add this exquisite silver coin to your collection, celebrating the royal marriage of Princess Margrethe and Prince Henrik in 1967!