COM 10 SECTORES NO REBORDO (5 SERRILHADOS + 5 LISOS )

COM 10 SECTORES NO REBORDO (5 SERRILHADOS + 5 LISOS )

COM 10 SECTORES NO REBORDO (5 SERRILHADOS + 5 LISOS )

COM 12 SECTORES NO REBORDO (6 SERRILHADOS + 6 LISOS )

Portugal, 5 Escudos coin from 1970, cupronickel, or 5$00 Escudos 1970, cupro-nickel, belongs to the second issue of 5$00 Escudos coins of the Portuguese Republic. Created by Decree-Law no. 45,129 of June 12, 1963, its issuance ceased under the terms of Decree-Law no. 293/86 of September 12, 1986, and it was withdrawn from circulation on January 1, 1989, by Decree-Law no. 427/88 of November 19, 1988. The designers and engravers of this coin were Jaime Martins Barata (obverse), Norte de Almeida (reverse), and José Rosa (engraver). Its international code in the numismatic market is World Coins Portugal KM#591 (Krause Coin Catalog)

Portugal, 5 Escudos coin from 1973, cupronickel, or 5$00 Escudos 1973, cupro-nickel, belongs to the second issue of 5$00 Escudos coins of the Portuguese Republic. Created by Decree-Law no. 45,129 of June 12, 1963, its issuance ceased under the terms of Decree-Law no. 293/86 of September 12, 1986, and it was withdrawn from circulation on January 1, 1989, by Decree-Law no. 427/88 of November 19, 1988. The designers and engravers of this coin were Jaime Martins Barata (obverse), Norte de Almeida (reverse), and José Rosa (engraver). Its international code in the numismatic market is World Coins Portugal KM#591 (Krause Coin Catalog)

Portugal – 10 Escudos 1974 (Copper‑nickel clad nickel) This Portugal 10 escudos coin from 1974, composed of copper‑nickel clad nickel, belongs to the second official issue of 10 escudo coins of the Portuguese Republic. It was authorized by Decree‑Law No. 49 167 of August 4, 1969, and revised by Decree‑Law No. 525/70 of November 6, 1970. Coin issuance ceased under Decree‑Law No. 765/75/86 dated December 31, 1975, and coins were withdrawn from circulation on January 1, 1982, pursuant to Decree‑Law No. 267/81 of September 15, 1981. The designers and engravers were: Jaime Martins Barata (obverse), Marcelino Norte de Almeida (reverse), José Rosa (engraver). The coin is cataloged internationally as KM #600 in the Standard Catalog of World Coins (Krause) 

The 1930 50-centavos coin, made of nickel brass (alpaca), of the Portuguese Republic, or $50 Centavos 1930, is the third rarest coin of this alpaca 50-centavos series. It belongs to the third series of 50-centavos coins of the Portuguese Republic, with coins struck in a nickel brass alloy (Cu 610 – Zn 200 – Ni 190) bearing dates from 1927 to 1968. It was created by Decree No. 13,797 of 21 June 1927. Its issuance ceased under Decree-Law No. 49,167 of 4 August 1969, and the coins were withdrawn from circulation pursuant to Decree-Law No. 267/81 of 15 September 1981. The total mintage across the various dates struck between 1927 and 1968 was 130,000,000 pieces.

Portugal, 5 Escudos coin from 1980, cupronickel, or 5$00 Escudos 1980, cupro-nickel, belongs to the second issue of 5$00 Escudos coins of the Portuguese Republic. Created by Decree-Law no. 45,129 of June 12, 1963, its issuance ceased under the terms of Decree-Law no. 293/86 of September 12, 1986, and it was withdrawn from circulation on January 1, 1989, by Decree-Law no. 427/88 of November 19, 1988. The designers and engravers of this coin were Jaime Martins Barata (obverse), Norte de Almeida (reverse), and José Rosa (engraver). Its international code in the numismatic market is World Coins Portugal KM#591 (Krause Coin Catalog)