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Name or Denominations
12 Skilling (⅛)
Issuer
United States Virgin Islands › Danish West Indies (1730-1917)
Ruler
Christian VII ( 1766-1808 )
Year of Minting
1767
Currency
Rigsdaler ( 1740-1849 )
Shape
Round
Rarity
Rare
Weight
3.248 g
Diameter
22 mm
Thickness
1 mm
Material
Silver (.500)
Shape
Round
Edge Type
Plain
Technique
Milled
Front design
Crowned monogram
Back design
Ship within circle
Year of Minting
1767
King
Christian VII ( 1766-1808 )
Mint location
NA
Mint mark
NA
Orientation
Medal alignment ↑↑
Inscriptions
Obverse: D • G • DAN • NOR • VAN • GOT • REX • C VII Reverse: • AMERICANSK • M XII • SKILL • DANSKE • 1767
Context
All these coins were struck between 1767 and 1800, but all have the year 1767. Siegs 2017 differentiate between 6 types of this coin. The variation is if nothing else specified for the last three letters of “AMARICANSK” on the reverse. Sieg 9.1 : Squiggly K (upper arm) and slanted rifled border. Minted in Copenhagen, in 1767. Engaved by J. Bauert. Sieg 9.2 : Correct K and slanted rifled border. Minted in Copenhagen, in 1783. Engaved by J. Bauert. Sieg 9.3 : N with a sherif (upper left corner), squiggly K (upper arm) and slanted rifled border. Minted in Kongsberg, in 1790/1791. Engraved by A. Lunde. Sieg 9.4 : Patterned border. Minted in Altona, in 1795. Engraved by J. Bauert. Sieg 9.5 : Small size N, big space before and after M (the one after AMERICANSK) and patterned border. Minted in Altona, in 1800. Engraved by A. Heylbuth. Sieg 9.6 : Wide size N, big space before and after M (the one after AMERICANSK) and after XII and patterned border. Minted in Altona, in 1795. Engraved by P. Giannelli. For Siegs 9.5 and 9.6 they exist with each others obverse and reverse. The crown can be slightly different between the two.
Rarity
Rare
Coin type
Standard circulation
In circulation
No
Demonetized
Yes
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