$7,375.00 USD
The 1821 Sweden Gold Ducat was minted during the reign of King Carl XIV Johan of Sweden, also known as Charles XIV John. His reign, from 1818 to 1844, was marked by significant political and economic reforms that helped modernize Sweden. The Gold Ducat from this period is a testament to the era's craftsmanship and the country's rich numismatic history.
The obverse of the 1821 Gold Ducat features a bare head bust of King Carl XIV Johan facing right, with the legend "CARL XIV JOHAN SVERIGES NORR·G·OCH V·K·," which translates to "Carl XIV Johan, King of Sweden, Norway, Goths, and Vandals"
The reverse depicts a crowned shield within the Collar of the Order of the Seraphim, symbolizing the royal authority and the unity of the Swedish kingdom. The legend "FOLKETS KÄRLEK MIN BELÖNING" translates to "The People's Love, My Reward," and the date "1821" is prominently displayed below the shield
The 1821 Gold Ducat is significant for its historical context and rarity. Coins from this period are highly valued by collectors due to their connection to the early 19th-century political shifts and the reforms under King Carl XIV Johan.