Old Copenhagen Stock Exchange Tower - Copenhagen, Denmark
N 55° 40.537 E 012° 34.985
33U E 348018 N 6172625
The Old Copenhagen Stock Exchange Tower is found on the back of 20-krone coins that were issued by the Danmarks Nationalbank in 2003.
Waymark Code: WMPCWW
Location: Denmark
Date Posted: 08/10/2015
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"In December 2002, Danmarks Nationalbank launched the first coin in the Tower coin series which comprises a total of ten coins. On selecting the individual towers, importance has been attached not only to displaying beautiful towers, but also towers with different functions and from different regions of Denmark. A portrait of the Queen made by Professor Mogens Møller can be seen on the obverse on all of the coins in the series, and is also used on the ordinary 10-krone and 20-krone coins.
On 1 May 2003 the second coin in was put into circulation. The motif is the characteristic spire of the old Copenhagen Stock Exchange, Børsen, with four intertwined dragon tails. The sculptor Karin Lorentzen designed the relief of Børsen."
--Danmarks Nationalbank (
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