In 1957, Denmark experienced a significant change in its currency system.
This year marked the transition from the "krone" to the "øre" as the primary unit of currency.
Before 1957, the Danish currency was based on the krone, with øre as subdivisions.

However, starting in 1957, the krone became a subdivision of the new primary currency unit, the øre.

Therefore, coins minted in 1957 onwards were denominated in øre rather than kroner.

This change in the currency system makes the 1957 Danish 10 øre coin historically significant in terms of monetary reform.

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