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The coins of King Pedro IV (1826-1828) represent one of the shortest yet most decisive periods of the Portuguese monarchy. Pedro IV, known as “The Soldier King”, was born in 1798 and became the twenty‑ninth King of Portugal after the death of King João VI. Also Emperor of Brazil as Pedro I, he abdicated the Portuguese throne in favour of his daughter, Queen Maria II, triggering the dynastic conflict that would lead to the Civil War. The coinage of this brief reign bears the legend PETRUS•IV•D•G•PORTUG•ET•ALGARB•REX and includes copper, silver and gold issues, maintaining mechanical minting and featuring iconography characteristic of the early constitutional era.
Portuguese coin of 40 Réis bronze 1827 of King D. Pedro IV, World Coins Portugal KM#373
Portuguese coin of 40 Réis bronze 1827 of King D. Pedro IV, World Coins Portugal KM#373
Portugal, silver coin of Cruzado 1826 of D. Pedro IV, silver coin 480 Réis 1826, wide crown variant A. Gomes P4.07.01 World Coins Portugal KM#377. Coin minted during the reign of D. Pedro IV, nicknamed "The Soldier King", was the twenty-ninth King of Portugal, born in 1798 and reigned over Portugal from 1826 to 1828, he died in 1834, his wife was Dona Maria Leopoldina Josefa Carolina de Habsburgo .
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