Portugal, bronze coin of 40 Réis 1823 of King D. João VI, separate caption,  Irradiated Cross, World Coins Portugal KM#370. Bronze coin created by the Law of May 13, 1816, during the reign of D. João VI (1816-1826), nicknamed "The Clemente" was the twenty-eighth King of Portugal, born in 1767 and reigned Portugal from 1816 until his death in 1826, his wife was Dona Carlota Joaquina Teresa Caetana de Bourbon e Bourbon.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1818 from the reign of King João VI, featuring a low crown with 43 pearls, simple cross, small date digits, and a reverse bearing the Cross of the Order of Christ flanked by quadrifoils, listed under Alberto Gomes J6.12.01 and World Coins KM#358.

Specimen of the 1819 Cruzado Novo silver coin issued under King João VI, belonging to one of the scarcer variant types for this date, identifiable by its low crown, simple cross and small date digits. The rarity of the variety is further enhanced by its high-grade “Soberba” preservation, exceptional for this issue, showing strong lustre, stable fields and reflective surfaces that display features reminiscent of early Proof‑Like strikes. A technically appealing and hard‑to‑find example in this condition.

Specimen of the 1819 Cruzado Novo silver issued under King João VI, featuring the scarce morphological variety with a low crown and 47 pearls, simple cross and small date digits. It shows a Superb (Soberba) grade, uncommon for this issue. A technically appealing coin, difficult to find in this level of preservation and highly sought after by collectors of João VI variant types.

Specimen of the 1819 Cruzado Novo silver coin issued under King João VI, corresponding to the morphological variety J6.12.02 listed in Alberto Gomes, defined by its low crown with 43 pearls, simple cross, and small date digits. Graded Extremely Fine, this variety is scarce, featuring the Cross of the Order of Christ flanked by closed‑petal quadrifoils, typical of this issue. A technically appealing coin, sought after by collectors focused on João VI morphological variants.

Specimen of the 1819 Cruzado Novo silver issued under King João VI, showing the morphological variety with a low crown and 48 pearls, simple cross and small date digits. Graded VF+ / XF, preserving the main design features of the type. A sought‑after variety among collectors focused on João VI crown and legend morphologies.

Portugal Cruzado Novo silver 1820, King João VI, Superb condition, low crown with 45 pearls, large simple cross, small date digits and symmetric Cross of the Order of Christ. Typology AG 12.03 / KM#358. Scarce in this grade - UNC.

Portugal Cruzado Novo silver 1820, King João VI, Superb grade, low crown with small simple cross, small date digits and symmetric Cross of the Order of Christ. Typology AG 12.03 / KM#358. Internal reference: MQ.4D.AG.J6.12.03.A2.

UNC‑grade specimen of the 1820 Portugal Cruzado Novo silver coin, showing a low crown with 45 pearls, small plain cross and small date digits. The symmetric Cross of the Order of Christ defines this AG 12.03 / KM#358 typology. Internal reference: MQ.4D.AG.J6.12.03.A3.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1820, issued under King João VI, belonging to typology AG 12.03 and distinguished by its low crown with 45 pearls, large simple cross, small date digits and open‑petal quadrifoils. A Superb‑grade specimen retaining mint lustre and showing traces of die wear, characteristic of these silver issues. Stable and well‑defined morphology, including diadem type 11 “lozenge with four points” and a symmetrical Cross of the Order of Christ. Internal reference MQ.4D.AG.J6.12.03.A1.

Bela+ grade specimen of the 1820 Portugal Cruzado Novo silver coin, featuring a low crown with 45 pearls, small plain cross and small date digits. On the reverse, it is distinguished by the Cross of the Order of Christ flanked by closed‑petal quadrifoils, a defining trait of this morphological variant within AG 12.03 / KM358. Internal reference: MQ.4D.AG.J6.12.03.A5.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1820, issued under King João VI, showing a morphological variant with a low crown featuring 46 pearls, small plain cross, and small date digits. This specimen has a slightly larger module (36 mm) and weight within historical tolerance. The obverse displays the royal coat of arms over the armillary sphere; the reverse features the Order of Christ Cross flanked by open‑petal quadrifoils. References: AG J6.12.03 and KM#358. Grade: VF+.

Silver Cruzado Novo of 1822 (480 Reis) of João VI, struck at the Lisbon Mint. Example of the Alberto Gomes J6.12.05 type, distinguished by its low crown with 43 pearls, simple cross above the crown, small date digits and open petals quatrefoils on the reverse. Preserved in UNC condition, displaying strong detail in the royal arms, legends and Cross of the Order of Christ, making it a very rare example in this state of preservation.

Portugal Cruzado Novo silver 1822, King João VI, EF to UNC condition, low crown with 43 pearls, simple cross, small date digits and symmetric Cross of the Order of Christ 21 mm. Typology AG 12.05 / KM#358. Scarce in this grade - EF/UNC.

Portugal – 1819 Silver Cruzado (480 Réis) issued under King João VI, corresponding to the J6.12.11 variety listed in Alberto Gomes. It features a high crown with five pearl arches and 40 pearls arranged as 2 on the central arch, 8 on the inner front arches, 7 at the start of the outer arches and 4 inside them. The crown is topped by a radiant cross (❈) and the date digits are large. The diadem follows Type 13, with a central lozenge flanked by four cross‑arranged dots, each element separated by a three‑dot module (·•·), forming the symmetrical pattern (▶·•·✤·•·◆·•·✤·•·◀). The reverse shows the Cross of the Order of Christ (✠ 20 mm) flanked by closed‑petal quadrifoils. References: Alberto Gomes J6.12.11; World Coins Portugal KM#358.

Portugal 1819 Silver Cruzado, King João VI, 480 Réis, high crown with 40 pearls, radiant cross, large date digits and Type 13 diadem; reverse shows the Cross of the Order of Christ flanked by open‑petal quadrifoils.

Superb‑grade specimen of the 1820 Portugal Cruzado Novo silver coin, featuring a high crown with 38 pearls, radiant cross and large date digits. Classified under AG 12.12 / KM358, this piece corresponds to the morphological variant identified by internal reference MQ.4D.AG.J6.12.12.A1, significant within the study of uncatalogued issues of this numismatic group.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1820, issued under King João VI, showing a morphological variant with a high crown featuring 38 pearls, radiant cross, large date digits, and closed‑petal quadrifoils. A rare specimen in UNC/AU condition, with a slightly larger module and weight within historical tolerance. Numismatic references: AG J6.12.12 and KM#358.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1820, issued under King João VI, belonging to typology AG 12.12 and distinguished by its high crown with 38 pearls, radiant cross, large date digits and closed‑petal quadrifoils. A Superb‑grade specimen of excellent appearance, retaining mint lustre and showing stable, well‑defined morphology, including diadem type 13 and a symmetrical Cross of the Order of Christ. Internal reference MQ.4D.AG.J6.12.12.A3.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1820, issued under King João VI, belonging to typology AG 12.12, featuring a high crown with 38 pearls, radiant cross, large date digits and closed‑petal quadrifoils. This Bela / Soberba specimen preserves mint lustre, with the slight softness of detail consistent with a worn die. Stable and well‑defined morphology, including diadem type 13 and a symmetrical Cross of the Order of Christ.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1820, issued under King João VI, belonging to typology AG 12.12 and distinguished by its high crown with 39 pearls, radiant cross, large date digits and open‑petal quadrifoils. This specimen, internal reference MQ.4D.AG.J6.12.12.A5, shows stable and well‑defined morphology, including diadem type 13 and a symmetrical Cross of the Order of Christ. Bela / Soberba grade, retaining mint lustre and displaying radiant oxidation typical of these silver issues.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1820, issued under King João VI, showing a morphological variant with a high crown featuring 38 pearls, radiant cross, large date digits, and closed‑petal quadrifoils. This specimen displays die fatigue, visible in areas of partial relief caused by worn dies or insufficient striking pressure, rather than circulation wear. Numismatic references: AG J6.12.12 and KM#358.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1820, issued under King João VI, belonging to typology AG 12.12 and distinguished by its high crown with 38 pearls, radiant cross, large date digits and closed‑petal quadrifoils. A VG / Good specimen showing saline‑type corrosion, possibly related to maritime exposure or shipwreck context, resulting in reduced weight and altered surface texture. Core morphology remains identifiable, including diadem type 13 and a symmetrical Cross of the Order of Christ. Internal reference MQ.4D.AG.J6.12.12.C1.