| Up for sale is a beautiful, highly collectible 1964 Norway 10 Kroner Silver Commemorative coin celebrating the Sesquicentennial (150th Anniversary) of the Norwegian Constitution. Struck by the historic Royal Norwegian Mint in Kongsberg, this large crown-sized piece commemorates the historic 1814 assembly at Eidsvoll that established Norway as an independent nation. It is a must-have piece for collectors of European numismatics, Scandinavian history, and classic mid-century silver commemoratives. Coin Specifications - Country: Norway
- Year: 1964
- Denomination: 10 Kroner
- Finish: Toned Brilliant Uncirculated (BU)
- Composition: Silver (.900 fine)
- Weight: 20.00 grams
- Diameter: 35.0 mm
- Mintage: 1,408,000 pieces
Design Details - Obverse Side: Features a striking architectural depiction of the historic Eidsvoll Manor house, where the constitution was signed. Flanked by the commemorative dates "1814" and "1964," with the location "EIDSVOLL" boldly inscribed above and the face value "10 KRONER" below.
- Reverse Side: Features the crowned Norwegian lion rampant holding a battle axe, representing the official coat of arms of King Olav V, surrounded by the monarch's official royal title: "OLAV V · NORGES KONGE".
- Mintmark: Features the iconic crossed-hammers symbol of the Kongsberg Mint.
Condition & Authenticity - Condition: Toned Uncirculated with original mint luster.
- Eye Appeal: Displays an attractive, authentic amber-gold and steel-blue peripheral toning around the rims from long-term storage.
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