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The 20 centavos coin of 1942, struck in bronze, belongs to the series of decimal coins of the Portuguese Republic issued between 1942 and 1969. It is catalogued in World Coins Portugal as KM#584.

Created under Decree‑Law no. 32 648 of 29 January 1943, this bronze coin series used the alloy Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰ and Zn 20‰, maintaining a uniform standard throughout the various years of mintage. The series was later discontinued by Decree‑Law no. 49 167 of 4 August 1969.

Across all dates produced between 1942 and 1969, a total of 13,084,750 specimens were minted, making this type one of the most representative circulating issues of the 20th‑century Portuguese Republic.

The 1942 Portuguese 20 centavos coin belongs to the early bronze decimal issues of the Republic. Struck in the Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰ alloy and listed as KM#584, it represents the first generation of mid‑20th‑century fractional bronze coinage. This example is graded VF+/XF, showing moderate wear while retaining clear legends and design elements.

The 1943 Portuguese 20 centavos coin continues the bronze decimal series introduced the previous year. Struck in the Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰ alloy and listed as KM#584, it forms part of the mid‑20th‑century fractional coinage of the Portuguese Republic. This specimen is preserved in UNC condition, showing full detail and minimal handling, typical of an uncirculated example.

The 20 centavos coin of 1943, struck in bronze, belongs to the series of decimal coins of the Portuguese Republic issued between 1943 and 1969. It is catalogued in World Coins Portugal as KM#584.

Created under Decree‑Law no. 32 648 of 29 January 1943, this bronze coin series used the alloy Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰ and Zn 20‰, maintaining a uniform standard throughout the various years of mintage. The series was later discontinued by Decree‑Law no. 49 167 of 4 August 1969.

Across all dates produced between 1942 and 1969, a total of 13,084,750 specimens were minted, making this type one of the most representative circulating issues of the 20th‑century Portuguese Republic.

The 20 centavos coin of 1943, struck in bronze, belongs to the series of decimal coins of the Portuguese Republic issued between 1943 and 1969. It is catalogued in World Coins Portugal as KM#584.

Created under Decree‑Law no. 32 648 of 29 January 1943, this bronze coin series used the alloy Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰ and Zn 20‰, maintaining a uniform standard throughout the various years of mintage. The series was later discontinued by Decree‑Law no. 49 167 of 4 August 1969.

Across all dates produced between 1942 and 1969, a total of 13,084,750 specimens were minted, making this type one of the most representative circulating issues of the 20th‑century Portuguese Republic.

The 20 centavos coin of 1943 or XX centavos 1943, struck in bronze, belongs to the series of decimal coins of the Portuguese Republic issued between 1943 and 1969. It is catalogued in World Coins Portugal as KM#584.

Created under Decree‑Law no. 32 648 of 29 January 1943, this bronze coin series used the alloy Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰ and Zn 20‰, maintaining a uniform standard throughout the various years of mintage. The series was later discontinued by Decree‑Law no. 49 167 of 4 August 1969.

Across all dates produced between 1942 and 1969, a total of 13,084,750 specimens were minted, making this type one of the most representative circulating issues of the 20th‑century Portuguese Republic.

The 1944 Portuguese 20 centavos coin belongs to the consolidated bronze decimal issues of the Republic. Listed as KM#584, it follows the technical standards introduced in 1943, using the Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰ alloy. With over seven million pieces struck, this UNC example stands out for its sharp details and preserved mint brilliance.

The 1944 20 centavos coin continues the mid‑century monetary redesign of the Portuguese Republic. Struck in bronze and listed as KM#584, it features the classic design by Marcelino Norte de Almeida. This UNC specimen shows crisp definition and minimal handling, characteristic of uncirculated pieces.

The 20 centavos 1944 coin (XX Centavos 1944) is one of the most representative issues of Portuguese post-war circulation. Identified as KM#584, it maintains the traditional bronze composition and artistic style characteristic of the series. This specimen, in superb condition, is rare to find on the numismatic market in this state of preservation, although it is common in circulated states.

Issued in 1944, this 20-cent coin is part of the republican bronze series that marked Portuguese circulation for decades. Catalogued as KM#584, it follows the technical and artistic standard established in 1943. Its "AU" state of preservation is distinguished by the freshness of the fields and the definition of the quinas (Portuguese coat of arms) and olive branches.

The 20 centavos 1945 coin of the Portuguese Republic belongs to the bronze decimal series minted between 1942 and 1969. Listed as KM#584 and Gomes R.16.04, it was struck in the standard bronze alloy (Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰) established by Decree‑Law 32 648/1943. It represents one of the most characteristic circulating issues of the republican period, with over 13 million pieces produced across all dates.

20 centavos coin dated 1945, struck in bronze, of the Portuguese Republic. This is the XX centavos coin of 1945, catalogued in World Coins Portugal as KM#584 and R.16.04 to A.Gomes. It belongs to the XX Centavos bronze coin series of the Portuguese Republic, minted in a bronze alloy (Cu 950 ‰, Sn 30 ‰, Zn 20 ‰), with various dates from 1942 to 1969. It was created by Decree-Law no. 32,648 of January 29, 1943, and its issue ceased under the terms of Decree-Law no. 49,167 of August 4, 1969. The total mintage of coins struck in the various dates between 1942 and 1969 was 13,084,750 pieces.

The 1945 20 centavos coin forms part of the bronze issues of the Portuguese Republic introduced in 1943. Identified as KM#584 and Gomes R.16.04, it belongs to the long‑running XX Centavos series struck until 1969, using the bronze alloy Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰. It is a typical example of mid‑20th‑century Portuguese monetary production, with more than 13 million pieces minted across all dates.

The 20 centavos coin dated 1945, catalogued as KM#584 and Gomes R.16.04, belongs to the bronze decimal series issued by the Portuguese Republic from 1942 to 1969. Struck in the Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰ alloy, it reflects the monetary reform of 1943 and stands as one of the most recognisable circulating types of the republican era, with total production exceeding 13 million pieces.

The Portuguese 20 centavos coin dated 1948, the second scarcest date of the series to appear on the numismatic market, is catalogued in both international and national references as KM#584 and Gomes R.16.04. It forms part of the bronze series issued by the Portuguese Republic between 1942 and 1969. Struck in the Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰ alloy, it originates from the 1943 monetary reform and represents one of the most characteristic circulating issues of the republican period, with a total production exceeding 13 million pieces across all dates.

Portugal, 20 centavos bronze coin dated 1948, issued by the Portuguese Republic, also referred to as the 1948 XX centavos type. It is catalogued in World Coins Portugal as KM#584 and in the Alberto Gomes catalogue as R.16.05. This coin belongs to the bronze XX Centavos series of the Portuguese Republic, struck in the bronze alloy (Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰) across multiple dates between 1942 and 1969. The series was created under Decree‑Law no. 32 648 of 29 January 1943, and its issuance ceased pursuant to Decree‑Law no. 49 167 of 4 August 1969. The total mintage for all dates produced between 1942 and 1969 amounted to 13,084,750 pieces.

The 1949 Portuguese 20 centavos coin belongs to the consolidated bronze decimal issues of the Republic. Listed as KM#584, it follows the technical standards introduced in 1943, using the Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰ alloy. With over seven million pieces struck, this UNC example stands out for its sharp details and preserved mint brilliance.

The 1949 20 centavos coin forms part of the bronze issues of the Portuguese Republic introduced in 1943. Identified as KM#584 and Gomes R.16.06, it belongs to the long‑running XX Centavos series struck until 1969, using the bronze alloy Cu 950‰, Sn 30‰, Zn 20‰. It is a typical example of mid‑20th‑century Portuguese monetary production, with more than 13 million pieces minted across all dates.