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2 Mark Klipping - Christian II Siege of Oslo

Features

Issuer Norway
King Christian II (1513-1523)
Type Emergency coinage › Siege coins
Year 1531
Value 2 Mark = 32 Skilling (⅓)
Currency Speciedaler (1523-1746)
Composition Silver
Weight 13.06 g
Size 25 × 23 mm
Thickness 3 mm
Shape Klippe
Technique Klippe
Demonetized Yes
Number
N#
121235
References Skaare# 316
Kolbjørn Skaare; 1995. Norges mynthistorie / Bind 2: Katalog- og registerbind: Mynter og utmyntning i 1000 år : Pengesedler i 300 år: Numismatikk i Norge. Bind 2. Universitetsforlaget.
, Brekke# 1
Bjarne Ahlström, Bernhard F. Brekke, Bengt Hemmingsson; 1976. Norges Mynter = The Coinage of Norway. Numismatiska Bokförlaget, Stockholm, Sweden.
, AAJT# 1
Jan Olav Aamlid, Bjarne Ahlström, Kenneth Jonsson, Gunnar Thesen; 1991. Norges Mynter 995-1992. Numismatiska Bokförlaget, Stockholm, Sweden.
, Schive# XV:5
Claudius Jacob Schive; 1865. Norges Mynter i Middelalderen. Tønsberg, Norway.
, Galster UU# 173
Georg Galster; 1972. Unionstidens Udmøntninger: Danmark og Norge 1397-1540. Sverige 1363-1521. Danish Numismatic Association, Copenhagen, Denmark.
, Thesen# 1
Gunnar Thesen; 2015. Norges mynter i dansketiden: 1449-1814 = Norwegian coins during the Danish period. Oslo Myntgalleri AS, Oslo, Norway.

Obverse

Crowned monogram of Christian II.

Script: Latin

Lettering: C

Reverse

Crowned norwegian lion holding a halberd and facing left in a shield. Date above it.

Script: Latin

Lettering: 1531

Mint

Akershus Festning, modern-day Akershus Fortress, Norway (1528-1841)

Comments

This series of coins were minted by Christian II in Oslo during his campaign to regain the throne from his uncle Frederik I. The silver used for these coins was sent by archbishop of Nidaros, Olav Engelbrektsson, as a show of support for his claim on the throne.

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