1083380 | GREAT BRITAIN. Denmark. Prince Frederick of Denmark and Princess Louisa. 1743 AR Medal. PCGS MS63. By G. Wahl. Edge: Plain. 65mm. 107.30gm. AVTORVM CONNVBIORVM FELICITAS.// RENOVATA . ANNO MDCCXLIII . XI . DEC. Standing allegorigal figures of Hymen and Plenty holding a myrtle wreath, within which are the crowned shields of Denmark, England, and Hanover. / REGALES MVLTIPLICATI NEXVS. Nine myrtle wreaths united by a ribbon, and enclosing inscriptions recording the marriage of Prince Frederick and Princess Louisa, and also the intermarriages of their predecessors . MI ii 581/219; Brockmann 982; Galster 389; Unlisted in Eimer.

Struck to commemorate the re-wedding of Frederick, Prince of Denmark, and Princess Louisa.


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Louise of Great Britain (18 December 1724 - 19 December 1751) was Queen of Denmark and Norway from 1746 until her death, as the first wife of King Frederick V. She was the youngest surviving daughter of King George II of Great Britain and Caroline of Ansbach. In 1743, a dynastic marriage was negotiated between Louise and Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark and Norway to create an alliance between the two countries.
At the dinner following the wedding ceremony, silver specimens of this medal were presented upon the plates of each attendee.