Silver Cruzado Novo of 1821 with a face value of 480 Reis, struck during the reign of King João VI. This specimen belongs to a recognised variety featuring a high crown with 38 pearls, radiant cross, Type 13 diadem, large date numerals and closed-petal quadrifoils. Preserved in UNC/AU condition, it retains the diagnostic characteristics used by specialists to identify this variety. Numismatic references: AG J6.12.13 and KM#358.

Silver Cruzado Novo dated 1821 and issued during the reign of King João VI. This specimen belongs to a recognised variety combining a high crown with 38 pearls, radiant cross, large date digits and closed-petal quadrifoils, allowing its attribution to the AG J6.12.13 classification. Preserved in UNC/AU condition, with module and weight consistent with the historical standards of the issue. Numismatic references: AG J6.12.13 and KM#358.

Issued during a pivotal period in Portuguese history, the 1821 Silver Cruzado Novo belongs to the final years of the reign of King João VI and reflects the complex political context leading to Brazil's independence. Coins from this emission are especially valued by specialists due to the wide range of die and design variations recorded among surviving specimens, making each authenticated variety an important study piece for advanced collectors.

Silver Cruzado Novo coin dated 1821, corresponding to the face value of 480 Réis and struck during the reign of D. João VI. This variety features a high crown with 38 pearls, radiant cross, large date numerals and closed-petal quatrefoils, characteristics used in the identification of this type. Specimen preserved in Fine (F-) condition. The coin displays indications consistent with possible exposure to fire, with characteristic surface and colour alterations. Signs of abrasive cleaning and subsequent mechanical polishing are also evident, resulting in the loss of the original patina. Numismatic references: AG J6.12.13 and KM#358.