2 Riksdaler - Gustav II Adolf Coronation, Sweden

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Country:
Sweden
Years of Minting:
1617
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Coin Type:
Circulating commemorative coin
Shape:
Round
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The actual value of the coin may differ depending on its condition, luster, rarity, and other factors. This is a rough estimation.

Reverse

Description:

Crowned flat-topped shield with Greater Arms of Sweden (Three crowns of Sweden in first and fourth quadrant; Folkungs Lion in second and third; smaller shield with Vasa Arms in center). This shield is encircled by two lines of shields of all provinces and feuds of Sweden. The first line has fourteen flat-topped shields, while the second one sixteen more detailed shields.

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Obverse

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Crowned and armored King Gustav Adolf, wearing a long mantle, stands with head turned left. King has outstretched arms with raised scepter in right hand, while in the left holds the Globus Cruciger. At right of King is a small table with crossed scepter and sword. Around King's figure is a double circle of legend with the radiant name of Jehovah in hebrew above King's head. First circle of legend is King's motto.

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Obverse:

( יהוה ) GVSTAVVS · ADOL · D:G · SVE · GOT · VA·Q · MAG:DVX · FIN · DVX · ES: ING · D GLORIA ·*· ALTISSIMO ·*· SVORVM ·*· REFUGIO

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Composition

Silver (.875)

Size

Weight:59.74 g
Diameter:52.65 mm
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2 Riksdaler - Gustav II Adolf Coronation, Sweden

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