File:Bracteate, 1157, comemorating wedding of king Valdemar (the Great) & queen Sophia (of Minsk) of Denmark.jpg

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Dansk: I forbindelse med kong Valdemar den Stores og dronning Sophies bryllup i 1157 blev der fremstillet en række små brakteater med billeder af parret. Fire forskellige motivtyper i alt findes disse brakteater fremstillet med. Der er næppe tale om portrætlighed, men det er første gang at en dansk konge og en dansk dronning afbildedes sammen på noget der kunne kaldes for en "erindringsmønt".
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Source "Danmarks Myntvæsen i Tidsrummet 1146-1241", published 1906
Author Author of book and creator of the drawing of the bracteate: P. Hauberg (Peter Christian Hauberg) [1844-1928]

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Bracteate from 1157 comemorating the wedding of the Danish king & queen, Valdemar (the Great) and Sophia (of Minsk)

1 January 1906Gregorian

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