Portugal, silver coin of 10 Escudos 1932 or 10$00 1932 Portuguese Republic silver. The 10$00 (ten escudos) silver coins belong to the first issue of 10$00 escudos coins of the Portuguese Republic were created by Decree with the force of Law 19 871 of June 9, 1931, their issuance ceased under the terms of the Decree-Law 39,508 of January 2, 1954. Issue on the various dates minted between 1932 and 1948: 9,191,400.

10 Escudos Silver Coin 1928 – Battle of Ourique" is a Portuguese coin commemorating the Battle of Ourique, which took place in the year 1139. It was the second commemorative coin to be minted after the establishment of the Republic. The first was the 5th of October 1910 escudo. This 10 Escudos (10$00) coin from 1928, dedicated to the "Battle of Ourique", was created by Decree-Law No. 15,386, dated April 18, 1928, with a mintage of 200,000 coins. The decree was issued eight days before António de Oliveira Salazar entered the government.

Portugal, bimetallic coin of 200 escudos 1996 XXVI Olympic Games - Atlanta 96, Bimetallic coin 200$00 1996 XXVI Olympic Games - Atlanta 96 commemorating the XXVI Olympic Games and the centenary of the International Olympic movement 1896-1996, World Coins Portugal KM#687.

Portugal, Copper-nickel coin of 25 Escudos 1986 PORTUGAL EUROPE C.E.E. (Accession to the EEC), Copper-nickel coin of 25 escudos 1986 commemorating the Accession of Portugal to the EEC, World Coins Portugal KM#635. The Portuguese Government, the European Commission and the Council signed a Common Declaration that established a new enlargement of the EEC on January 1, 1986, Europe became Twelve with the accession of Spain and Portugal, this was the date that marked the birth of European Community of the 12.