Q on German Inscription

brogine

"IOHANN V. G. G. KOENIG VON SACHSEN

"Von Gott Ge-something," being a Teutonic "Dei Gratia," I'm guessing. Can anyone fill out the abbreviation exactly? Thanks for the help. Seems odd to use a Latinized version of his name, Johann, when everything else on the 1873 20 mark coin is in German...

Udo

Johann von Gottes Gnaden König von Sachsen

Dei Gratia, your guess is correct

brogine

Thanks. I appreciate your answer. Working from it, on this 'internet' thing, I think that, unlike 'Dei Gratia,'
v. G. G. is actually part of the title of whichever monarch.