Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. This XF specimen preserves superior detail from the five‑tostões silver series, standing out for its quality and strong numismatic appeal among higher‑grade examples of this issue.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. The five‑tostões silver series reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and is appreciated for its historical and numismatic significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. The five‑tostões silver series reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and is appreciated for its historical and numismatic significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. The five‑tostões silver series reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and is appreciated for its historical and numismatic significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. The five‑tostões silver series reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and is appreciated for its historical and typological significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. The five‑tostões silver series reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and is appreciated for its historical and typological significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. The five‑tostões silver series reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and is appreciated for its historical and typological significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. The five‑tostões silver series reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and is appreciated for its historical and typological significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. The five‑tostões silver series reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and is appreciated for its historical significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin features the distinctive wavy‑hair bust of type P5.08.02. The five‑tostões silver series reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and is appreciated for its historical and typological significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin belongs to the five‑tostões series featuring the wavy‑hair bust type. It represents a characteristic example of mid‑19th‑century Portuguese minting and is appreciated for its historical significance.

Struck in 1858 under King Pedro V, this 500 réis silver coin belongs to the five‑tostões series featuring the distinctive wavy‑hair bust. The P5.08.02 type reflects the aesthetic refinement of Portuguese minting in the 1850s and remains appreciated for its historical significance.

1859 silver 500 réis coin of King Pedro V, featuring the characteristic wavy‑hair bust. This VF example shows strong detail, clear legends and well‑preserved relief, representing a high‑quality 19th‑century Portuguese circulation coin from the classic “5 tostões” series.

1859 silver 500 réis coin of King Pedro V, featuring the characteristic wavy‑hair bust. This VF example shows strong detail, clear legends and well‑preserved relief, representing a high‑quality 19th‑century Portuguese circulation coin from the classic “5 tostões” series.

1859 silver 500 réis coin of King Pedro V, featuring the characteristic wavy‑hair bust. This F+ example retains above‑average detail for the grade, representing a solid 19th‑century Portuguese circulation coin from the classic “5 tostões” series.

1859 silver 500 réis coin of King Pedro V, featuring the characteristic wavy‑hair bust used in early issues of the reign. A representative 19th‑century Portuguese circulation coin from the classic “5 tostões” series.

1859 silver 500 réis coin of King Pedro V, featuring the characteristic wavy‑hair bust used in early issues of the reign. A representative 19th‑century Portuguese circulation coin from the classic “5 tostões” series.

1859 silver 500 réis coin of King Pedro V, featuring the characteristic wavy‑hair bust. This F+ example retains above‑average detail for the grade, representing a solid 19th‑century Portuguese circulation coin from the classic “5 tostões” series.

Colonial issue of Angola struck under King D. Pedro V, reflecting the Portuguese monetary system applied in Africa during the mid‑19th century. The 1858 1/2 Macuta belongs to the first generation of colonial coins featuring full royal iconography, making it a key reference piece for collectors of overseas Portuguese numismatics.

Colonial issue of Angola struck under King D. Pedro V, reflecting the Portuguese monetary system applied in Africa during the mid‑19th century. The 1858 1/2 Macuta belongs to the first generation of colonial coins featuring full royal iconography, making it a key reference piece for collectors of overseas Portuguese numismatics.

Colonial issue from 1860 under King Pedro V, struck in copper for circulation in the former Portuguese province of Angola. This 1/2 Macuta belongs to typology P5.01.02 and is notable for its royal iconography and the distinctive beaded border typical of these colonial issues.

Colonial issue from 1860 under King Pedro V, struck in copper for circulation in the former Portuguese province of Angola. This 1/2 Macuta belongs to typology P5.01.02 and features royal iconography and the distinctive beaded border typical of Portuguese colonial issues.

Colonial issue from 1860 under King Pedro V, struck in copper for circulation in the former Portuguese province of Angola. This 1/2 Macuta, listed as P5.01.02, shows wear consistent with Fair grade while retaining readable legends and essential iconographic elements.

Colonial issue from 1860 under King Pedro V, struck in copper for circulation in the former Portuguese province of Angola. This 1/2 Macuta, listed as P5.01.02, shows wear consistent with Fair grade while retaining readable legends and essential iconographic elements.

Colonial issue from 1860 under King Pedro V, struck in copper for circulation in the former Portuguese province of Angola. This 1 Macuta belongs to typology P5.02.01 and features royal iconography, a prominent facial value and the distinctive beaded border typical of Portuguese colonial issues.

Colonial issue from 1860 under King Pedro V, struck in copper for circulation in the former Portuguese province of Angola. This 1 Macuta, listed as P5.02.01, shows wear consistent with Fair grade while retaining readable legends and essential iconographic elements.

India, 60 réis silver coin from 1858, issued under King Pedro V, also known as the 1858 silver Tanga, minted at the Goa Mint in the former Portuguese India. Listed in the World Coins catalogue as Portuguese India KM277, this coin was struck for circulation in the then Portuguese colony of India during the reign of King Pedro V (1853–1861). Nicknamed "The Hopeful," Pedro V was the thirty-second King of Portugal. He was born in 1837 and reigned from 1853 until his death in 1861. He was married to Dona Estefânia Josefa Frederica Guilhermina Antónia of Hohenzollern.