My Collection
Description:
Obverse
Young Laureate Bust of Carl XI facing left Lettering around rim
NOTE Bigger bust: head touches legend and/or is higher than legend.
TYPE I: High bust with bigger laurel. Legend continuous (REX SVECIÆ)
TYPE II: High bust with big head and heavy folded robe. Legend continuous.
TYPE III: Bust with long vertical flowing hair. Legend continuous
TYPE IV: High bust with long hair and ponytail. Legend continuous
TYPE V: High bust with long hair and ponytail. Legend divided (REX.SVE:)
TYPE VI: High bust with curl hairs. Legend continuous. (REX SVECIÆ)
TYPE VII: High bust with curl hairs. Legend continuous. (REX SVECIÆ)
TYPE VIII: Less detailed bust than Type IX with longer hairs. Legend CAROLUS·XI·REX·SUECIÆ
TYPE IX : Detailed bust. Legend CAROLVS·XI·REX·SVECIÆ
Reverse
Three crowns divide date and value (in arab number)
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