This medieval dinheiro of King Pedro I features a epigraphic variant, marked by the symbol «´» after PORTVGL, absent from the catalogued types of the 1st Group. Its iconography, with a pattee cross flanked by star and crescent, reflects late stylistic patterns associated with the Dionysian tradition. The coin belongs to the group of dinheiros whose attribution between Pedro I and Dinis I remains under scholarly debate in Portuguese numismatics.

This medieval dinheiro of King Pedro I features the legend «• P R€X PORTVGL», characteristic of the 2nd Group as catalogued by Alberto Gomes. Its iconography combines a pattee cross flanked by crescent and star, while the reverse displays the cross of shields with the legend «AL GA RB II». Certain epigraphic traits link this type to late issues of King Dinis I, which is why its attribution remains under scholarly discussion within Portuguese numismatics.

Medieval dinheiro attributed to King Pedro I, featuring unusual epigraphy and paleographic elements that illustrate the complexity of Portugal’s 1st Dynasty coinage. This specimen stands out for its atypical legend ending, making it significant for the study of 14th‑century die variants.