Posted 05/18/2010 9:19 pm
"Dansk" is Danish for "Danish", but that doesn't necessarily mean it comes from Denmark. In 1657, Denmark also owned Norway, and struck coins for there also denominated in "skilling dansk". According to my Krause catalogue, Denmark didn't strike any 16 skilling coins in 1657, but Norway did, so your coin is most likely the Norwegian type.
We'd need to see pics of your actual coin to estimate the value. In "average condition" (Fine) your coin was listed at $60 back in 2003, but it may be worth much more (or much less) than that, depending on it's actual condition.
We'd need to see pics of your actual coin to estimate the value. In "average condition" (Fine) your coin was listed at $60 back in 2003, but it may be worth much more (or much less) than that, depending on it's actual condition.
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