![]() Four other portraits of Queen Margrethe have previously been used for the coin series currently in circulation, created by: The portrait is changed from time to time to ensure a contemporary portrait which is as close a likeness as possible. In the 1500s, it was decided that the number of hearts should be nine. ![]() The coat of arms with three crowned lions has been used by Danish kings for the past 800 years. On either side of the crown is ornamentation. The reverse of the 10-krone coin shows three lions and nine hearts framed by a circle with a crown at the top. The portrait is designed in accordance with the classical coinage tradition. ![]() The portrait is created by sculptor Eva Hjorth, who wanted the portrait to reflect the Queen's experience, authority and age. ![]() The dominant ornamentation of 10-krone coin is a portrait of the sovereign, which is in keeping with tradition for the highest denominations of Danish coins. ![]()
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