Portuguese 5 centavos coin dated 1920, struck in bronze and issued during the early years of the First Republic. Minted at the Lisbon Mint, the obverse displays the denomination “5 CENTAVOS,” while the reverse features the national coat of arms over the armillary sphere, a defining symbol of Portuguese republican coinage.

With a diameter of 25 mm and an approximate weight of 8 grams, it has a smooth edge and a beaded border. Authorized by Law No. 1085 in 1920, this type was produced until 1922, with a substantial overall mintage. Recognized in major numismatic catalogs, it represents an important piece of Portugal’s monetary history.

The bronze coin of Portugal of 5 centavos 1922 Portuguese Republic, belongs to the first coins minted from the first Portuguese Republic. Created by Law 1085 of 9 December 1920, issuance ceased under the terms of Decree-Law 9718 of 23 May 1924. Issuance on the various dates minted between 1920 and 1922: 15326250, Coins were minted with the dates 1920, 1921 and 1922 in Bronze Metal Alloy (Cu 960 - Zn 40).

5 centavos 1920 Bronze from Portugal, it belongs to the first coins minted of the first Portuguese Republic. Created by Law 1085 of 9 December 1920, issuance ceased under the terms of Decree-Law 9718 of 23 May 1924. Issue on the various dates minted between 1920 and 1922: 15326250.

Portugal 5 Centavos 1924 Bronze, Five Cents 1924 of the Portuguese Republic, Created by Decree 9718 of 23 May 1924. Issuance ceased in accordance with Decree-Law 9718 of 23 May 1924.Issuance on the various dates minted between 1924 and 1927: 40060364