My Collection
Description:
Obverse
Portuguese coat of arms, to the left a sandalwood tree, and below a 16th century ship sailing to the left. Date below.
Reverse
A cross ot the Order of Christ superimposed to a map of the Island of Timor, archipelago of Solor above left (North west). Around, several symbols of myths and local traditions, a cobra, a buffalo, a horse, a crocodile, a diadem and a man standing with traditional adornments.
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Vintém - João II ("inv. L-º" at each side of "Y", Lisboa mint)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1 Vintem = 20 Reais Brancos
(20)
Year: (1481-1495) / Material: Silver (.9166)
200 Escudos (Novo Mundo - America; Gold)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 200 Escudos
(200 PTE)
Year: (1992) / Material: Gold (.917)
2½ Euro (World Heritage - Belém Tower; Silver)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 2 1/2 Euro
2.50 EUR = 2.92 USD
Year: 2009 / Material: Silver (.925)
10 Réis - Miguel I
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 10 Réis = 1/2 Vintem
(10)
Year: 1829-1833 / Material: Copper
100 Escudos (Restoration of Independence; Silver)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 100 Escudos
(100 PTE)
Year: (1990) / Material: Silver (.925)
¼ Real Cruzado - João I (Lisboa mint)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1/4 Real Cruzado = 17,5 Soldos = 210 Dinheiros
(210)
Year: (1409-1415) / Material: Silver (.083)
Mealha - Sancho I
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1 Mealha = 1/2 Dinheiro
(0.5)
Year: (1185-1211) / Material: Silver (.083)
Ceitil - Manuel I (Group 2 - Castle with splited outside wall)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 1 Ceitil = 1/6 Real
(1/6)
Year: (1495-1521) / Material: Copper
500 Escudos (Return of Macau to China; Bimetallic foil silver and gold)
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 500 Escudos
500 PTE = 2.91 USD
Year: 1999 / Material: Bi-metallic Silver (.925), Gold (.9166)
3 Vintens - João Prince Regent
Country: Portugal / Denomination: 60 Réis = 3 Vinténs
(60)
Year: (1799-1816) / Material: Silver (.917)