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1 Krone - Christian X — obverse
Obverse
1 Krone - Christian X — reverse
Reverse
1 Krone

1 Krone - Christian X

Denmark · 1936

A golden-colored aluminum-bronze coin featuring the royal monogram of King Christian X on one side and the Danish crown with the denomination on the other.

Country
Denmark
Year
1936
Denomination
1 Krone
Metal
Aluminum-Bronze (90% copper, 10% aluminum)

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Overview

A golden-colored aluminum-bronze coin featuring the royal monogram of King Christian X on one side and the Danish crown with the denomination on the other.

Historical significance

Issued during the reign of King Christian X, who reigned from 1912 to 1947, a period that included World War II and the German occupation of Denmark. Aluminum-bronze was adopted for minor coinage due to metal shortages.

Obverse (front)

Features the large royal monogram of King Christian X with the Roman numeral X in the center, topped by a crown, flanked by the date 1936, and surrounded by the text 'DANMARK KONGE AF'.

Reverse (back)

Features the Danish royal crown in the center, flanked by floral ornaments, with '1 KRONE' arched above and 'DANMARK' arched below.

Estimated value

$2 - $15 depending on condition

What drives this coin's value

Overall state of preservation, presence of original mint luster, absence of deep scratches or corrosion, and specific year/mint mark combinations.

Grade assessment

Fine to Very Fine, showing moderate wear on the high points of the design but clear lettering and details.

Mintage & rarity

Common, mintage of several million for this year

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

Check weight, diameter, and metallic composition. Genuine aluminum-bronze has a distinct golden tone and specific density. Counterfeits are rare for this denomination due to low face value.

Notable varieties & errors

Minor die cracks or repunched mint marks occasionally found by specialists, though major major errors are scarce.

Similar coins

Other Danish krone coins of the 20th century featuring royal monograms such as those of Frederik IX or Christian X in different years.

Care & preservation

Handle by the edges with clean hands or cotton gloves. Store in a cool, dry place in a PVC-free coin holder or flip. Do not clean, as cleaning damages the original surfaces and reduces collector value.