Description

This gold coin issued under the reign of Frederik VIII., king of Denmark, has a purity of 90.00% which is the equivalent of 21.6 carats. Its total weight is of 8.9606 grams and the gold that is used in producing one gold Danish 20 Kroner Frederik VIII. coin weighs 8.06 grams or 0.2592 troy ounces of pure gold. This gold coin also has a diameter of 23 mm.

The word “kroner” means crown in Danish. It was the name chosen for this Danish gold coin because it features on the obverse the portrait of various Kings of Denmark, like Frederik VIII. and Christian X.

On the obverse of the Danish 20 Kroner Frederik VIII. gold coin depicts the portrait of Frederik VIII., facing left. He was King of Denmark just for six years and died at the age of 63. He was succeeded by his son Christian X. who also appears on a Danish gold coin.

His bust is bear headed and accompanied by the following inscription: “FREDERIK VIII DANMAKRS KONGE”.

The reverse illustrates the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Denmark. Also on the reverse are engraved the year in which the Danish 20 Kroner Frederik VIII. gold coin was issued, the denomination “ 20 KRONER” and the heart shaped mint mark of the Copenhagen Mint.

The Danish 20 Kroner Frederik VIII. gold coin was produced in what it is considered to be a scarce mintage therefore it poses a great interest to collectors. This gold coin from Denmark is also visually appealing and the gold used in manufacturing it has a high purity of 90.00% which makes sought after by investors and collectors alike.