Medal of Merit for the Battle of Copenhagen 1801, Gold

SKU: 02.DKN.0176.101.01

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  • country
    Denmark
  • date of institution
    July 31, 1801
  • makers
    the Royal Mint, Copenhagen

History


Established by King Christian VII, this medal was awarded to recognize individuals who participated in the victorious battle of Copenhagen in 1801.

This rim of the medal is engraved with the recipients number and rank.

Individuals who were ranked as Officers and present at battle, were eligible to receive the gold medal. Reserve Officers received this award without a ring, indicating that it was not intended to be worn.

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Medal of Merit for the Battle of Copenhagen 1801, Gold

  • Price

    $7000+ USD

  • Composition

    Gold

  • Inscription

    Obv: MODET VAERGER DEN 2DEN APRIL 1801 Rev: KONGEN HAEDRER FAEDRELANDET SKIONNER

  • Size

    52mm

  • Maker

    the Royal Mint, Copenhagen

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Medal of Merit for the Battle of Copenhagen 1801, Gold (with diamonds on suspension)

  • Price

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  • Composition

    Diamonds

  • Inscription

    Obv: MODET VAERGER / DEN 2den APRIL 1801 Rev: KONGEN HAEDRER FAEDRELANDET SKIOENER

  • Size

    51.5x72mm

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  • Version Remarks

    This version was only awarded to chief of naval defence, Commodore Olfert Fischer. This version weighs approximately 94 grams and can be ...

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