N° 2199 | Danish West Indies 20 Cents 1862

2199 - Danish West Indies 20 Cents 1862
2199 - Danish West Indies 20 Cents 1862

Description

KM# 67, N#17460; Silver; Frederick VII; Copenhagen Mint; AUNC with hairlines

GPT Description

The Danish West Indies 20 Cents coin from 1862 is a fascinating piece of history. It was minted during the time when the Danish West Indies were under Danish rule. The coin is made of silver and features the portrait of Frederick VII, who was the King of Denmark at the time. The coin was minted in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, which adds to its historical significance. The Danish West Indies, also known as Dwind, consisted of three islands - St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix. These islands were important trading posts in the Caribbean, particularly for the sugar industry. The Danish West Indies were under Danish control from the early 17th century until 1917, when they were sold to the United States and became the US Virgin Islands. The 20 Cents coin from 1862 is classified as KM# 67 and N#17460, which are reference numbers used by numismatists to identify and categorize coins. It is described as being in Almost Uncirculated (AUNC) condition with hairlines, indicating that it has some minor imperfections but is overall well-preserved. Owning this coin provides a tangible connection to the history of the Danish West Indies and the time when these islands were under Danish rule. It is a testament to the economic and cultural exchanges that took place in the Caribbean during that era.
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