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VINTE CINCO ESCUDOS (25$00) CUPRO NÍQUEL 1980
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Portugal, 10 Escudos 1971, 10$00 Escudos 1971 Copper-nickel, inverted edge inscription (A), (UNC), World Coins Portugal KM 600
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