These are pretty cool coins. They contain the monogram of King Christian IX who ruled Denmark from 1863 to 1906. On the back the denomination, 1 or 1/2, appears in a circle pattern. They are made of bronze. In the monetary system of the day, 96 skilling rigsmont made one rigsdaler rigsmont, and 10 rigsdaler rigsmont made 1 d'or. The d'or was a gold coin.
There are coins which look similar, but have the monogram of King Frederik VII (1848 to 1863). This page applies only to the Christian IX coins. Both 1 and 1/2 skilling rigsmont coins command about the same collector value, as follows:
worn: $3 US dollars approximate catalog value
average circulated: $15
well preserved: $40
fully uncirculated: $85
All dates are worth about the same, except the 1871 skilling rigsmont which is more rare and worth about twice these values.
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