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Medal - Christian VI King's death

Location Denmark
Year 1746
Type Commemorative medal
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description A richly detailed allegorical scene depicting a mourning veiled female figure personifying Denmark, reclining to the left before a stepped pyramid, leaning on the Danish royal coat of arms and holding a scepter and crown. To her right, a mournful lion personifying Norway rests its head upon the ground. Behind them, an urn marked with the numeral 6 sits upon the pyramid, from which a phoenix rises amid flames toward a radiant sun above. The upper field bears the legend LUCTUS PUBLICUS, while a rectangular exergue below contains the date inscription in three lines.
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Reverse lettering LUCTUS PUBLICUS
VERSA EST IN LACHRIMAS.
D. VI. AUGUSTI.
M. D. CC. XXXXVI.
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