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Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808)Wolff Group I (Altona 1771) reverse/obverse die combination W101r/W101a; Hede 38, Schou 22-23, Sieg 7, Pedersen T1, KM 615.1
1/2 Skilling, copper (5.846 g.). Altona mint (in Royal Holstein-Schleswig); minted in 1771. Dies made by Johan Henrik Wolff.
5.43 g., 24.36 mm. max., 0°
Obv.: Crowned C7 monogram.
Rev.: 1/2 flanked by rosettes / SKILLING / DANSKE / K • M • / 1771 •, in five lines.
Of the 2,755,968 1771-dated 1/2 skilling coins minted in 1771,1773-75 and 1784, 235,776 were minted in 1771 in Altona.Stkp
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Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808) Altona Type 4C, reverse/obverse die combination A423/AO352 Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808)
Altona Type 4C, reverse/obverse die combination A423/AO352 (uncommon = 20-50 coins); Hede 37, Schou 9-21, Sieg 2, Pedersen __, KM 616.1
1 Skilling, copper (11.693 g.). Altona mint (in Royal Holstein-Schleswig); immobilized date 1771 but minted between March 1780 and July 1781. Dies made by Johan Henrik Wolff.
11.01 g., 29.30 mm. max., 0°
Obv.: Crowned double C7 monogram.
Rev.: 1 flanked by rosettes / SKILLING / DANSKE / K • M • / 1771 • / rosette, in six lines.
Of the 54,757,104 1771-dated 1 skilling coins minted over a period of 16 years (1771-1786), an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 exist. There are 984 known die combinations. They were minted at three mints; Altona, Copenhagen and Kongsberg. Type 4 comprises 5.3% of the total.
Obverse attribution assistance courtesy of Eivind Lotsberg, of 1771skilling.com, per email communication on September5, 2022.Stkp
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Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808) Altona Type 7C, reverse/obverse die combination A720/AO719 Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808)
Altona Type 7C, reverse/obverse die combination A720/AO719 (common: 50-100 coins); Hede 37, Schou 9-21, Sieg 2, Pedersen __, KM 616.1
1 Skilling, copper (11.693 g.). Altona mint (in Royal Holstein-Schleswig); immobilized date 1771 but minted from mid-1784 to July 1785. Dies made by Johan Henrik Wolff.
11.60 g., 30.12 mm. max., 0°
Obv.: Crowned double C7 monogram.
Rev.: 1 flanked by rosettes / SKILLING / DANSKE / K • M • / 1771 • / rosette, in six lines.
Of the 54,757,104 1771-dated 1 skilling coins minted over a period of 16 years (1771-1786), an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 exist. There are 985 known die combinations. They were minted at three mints. Altona Type 7 comprises 22.1% of the total.Stkp
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Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808) Altona Type 7D, reverse/obverse die combination A760/AO760Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808)
Altona Type 7D, reverse/obverse die combination A760/AO760 (very common = 100-200 coins); Hede 37, Schou 9-21, Sieg 2, Pedersen __, KM 616.1
1 Skilling, copper (11.693 g.). Altona mint (in Royal Holstein-Schleswig); immobilized date 1771 but minted from mid-1784 to July 1785. Dies made by Johan Henrik Wolff.
11.34 g., 29.87 mm. max., 0°
Obv.: Crowned double C7 monogram.
Rev.: 1 flanked by rosettes / SKILLING / DANSKE / K • M • / 1771 • / rosette, in six lines.
Of the 54,757,104 1771-dated 1 skilling coins minted over a period of 16 years (1771-1786), an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 exist. There are 984 known die combinations. They were minted at three mints. Altona Type 7 comprises 22.1% of the total.Stkp
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Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808) Altona Type 7G, reverse/obverse die combination A784/AO775Altona Type 7G, reverse/obverse die combination A784/AO775 (very common = 100-200 coins); Hede 37, Schou 9-21, Sieg 2, Pedersen __, KM 616.1
1 Skilling, copper (11.693 g.). Altona mint (in Royal Holstein-Schleswig); immobilized date 1771 but minted from mid-1784 to July 1785. Dies made by Johan Henrik Wolff.
11.57 g., 30.01 mm. max., 0°
Obv.: Crowned double C7 monogram.
Rev.: 1 flanked by rosettes / SKILLING / DANSKE / K • M • / 1771 • / rosette, in six lines.
Of the 54,757,104 1771-dated 1 skilling coins minted over a period of 16 years (1771-1786), an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 exist. There are 984 known die combinations. They were minted at three mints. Altona Type 7 comprises 22.1% of the total.Stkp
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Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808) Copenhagen Type 5E, reverse/obverse die combination C568/CO565 Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808)
Copenhagen Type 5E, reverse/obverse die combination C568/CO565 (common = 50-100 coins) Hede 37, Schou 9-21, Sieg 2, Pedersen __, KM 616.1
1 Skilling, copper (11.693 g.). Altona mint (in Royal Holstein-Schleswig); immobilized date 1771 but minted during the second half of 1783. Dies made at the Copenhagen mint by Johan Ephraim Bauert.
11.73 g., 30.15 mm. max., 0°
Obv.: Crowned double C7 monogram.
Rev.: 1 flanked by rosettes / SKILLING / DANSKE / K • M • / 1771 • / rosette, in six lines.
Of the 54,757,104 1771-dated 1 skilling coins minted over a period of 16 years (1771-1786), an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 exist. There are 984 known die combinations. They were minted at three mints. Copenhagen Type 5 comprises 3% of the total. Johan Henrik Wolff of the Altona Mint had a sick leave between April and September 1783. To maintain the Altona production, Johan Ephraim Bauert of the Copenhagen mint supplied dies to both mints. Between May and July, he sent thirty-six pairs of dies to Copenhagen.Stkp
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Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808). Altona Type 7F, reverse/obverse die combination A775/AO774 Altona Type 7F, reverse/obverse die combination A775/AO774 (common = 50-100 coins); Hede 37, Schou 9-21, Sieg 2, Pedersen __, KM 616.1
1 Skilling, copper (11.693 g.). Altona mint (in Royal Holstein-Schleswig); immobilized date 1771 but minted from mid-1784 to July 1785. Dies made by Johan Henrik Wolff.
11.65 g., 30.48 mm. max., 0°
Obv.: Crowned double C7 monogram.
Rev.: 1 flanked by rosettes / SKILLING / DANSKE / K • M • / 1771 • / rosette, in six lines.
Of the 54,757,104 1771-dated 1 skilling coins minted over a period of 16 years (1771-1786), an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 exist. There are 987 known die combinations. They were minted at three mints. Altona Type 7 comprises 22.1% of the total.Stkp
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Denmark. Christian VII (1766-1808). Altona Type 7G, reverse/obverse die combination A787/AO782 Altona Type 7G, reverse/obverse die combination A787/AO782 (abundant = 200-500 coins); Hede 37, Schou 9-21, Sieg 2, Pedersen __, KM 616.1
1 Skilling, copper (11.693 g.). Altona mint (in Royal Holstein-Schleswig); immobilized date 1771 but minted from mid-1784 to July 1785. Dies made by Johan Henrik Wolff.
11.04 g., 30.10 mm. max., 0°
Obv.: Crowned double C7 monogram.
Rev.: 1 flanked by rosettes / SKILLING / DANSKE / K • M • / 1771 • / rosette, in six lines.
Of the 54,757,104 1771-dated 1 skilling coins minted over a period of 16 years (1771-1786), an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 exist. There are 985 known die combinations. They were minted at three mints. Altona Type 7 comprises 22.1% of the total.Stkp
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Moesia inferior, Nikopolis ad Istrum, 14. Septimius Severus, HrHJ (2018) 8.14.07.01 (plate coin)Septimius Severus, AD 193-211
AE 27, 11.65g, 27.4mm, 45°
struck under governor Aurelius Gallus
obv. AV K L CEP - CEVHROC P (HR ligate)
Laureate head r.
rev. VP AVR GALLOV NIKOPOL PROC I
Apollo, nude except long claok over shoulders, stg. l., holding in lowered l. hand laurel branch
and sacrifice from patera in extended r. hand over burning altar
ref. a) AMNG I/1, 1290 corr. (writes "in ex. PROC I")
b) not in Varbanov (engl.)
c) Hristova/Hoeft/Jekov (2018) No. 8.14.7.1 (this coin)
scarce, F+, green patina
Pedigree:
ex coll. Henrik Angdal
from Forum Ancient Coins, thanks!
Jochen
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S-022 Béla Dux (???) and Henrik Németujvári, (1260-1269 A.D.), AR-Denarius, Slavonia, U-Sz-10, RJ 101-107, Patriarchal cross, facing crowned heads below, #01S-022 Béla Dux (???) and Henrik Németujvári, (1260-1269 A.D.), AR-Denarius, Slavonia, U-Sz-10, RJ 101-107, Patriarchal cross, facing crowned heads below, #01
avers: +MONETA DVCIS P SCLAVONIA, Marten running left, star above and below.
reverse: Patriarchal cross, facing crowned heads below, star and crescent above, lily at the foot of the 2nd cross both side, privy mark to sides h-R.
mint: Slavonia, mint mark: h/R//--, diameter: 15,0-16,0mm, weight: 0,86g, axis: 9h,
date: 1260-1269 A.D., ref: Unger- Sz-10, RJ-101-107,
Q-001quadrans
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