Angola, Nickel coin of 50 Centavos 1922 former portuguese colony of Angola, World Coins Angola KM#65. This coin is represented in most catalogs and yearbooks as being from the Cupro-Nickel alloy but in fact it is a practically pure Nickel coin, these 50 cent coins were minted by Decree nº13, of May 7, 1921.

Angola, Nickel coin of 50 Centavos 1923 former portuguese colony of Angola, World Coins Angola KM 65. This coin is represented in most catalogs and yearbooks as being made of Cupro-nickel alloy but in fact it is a practically pure Nickel coin, these coins of 50 centavos were minted to order in England at "The Birmingham Mint Ltd." Metalworking company whose origins date back to 1762, in 1850 they began the production of tokens and coins, they reached their peak of production in this type of item between 1923 and 1935, they minted coins to order for several non-imperial countries, they also had partnerships with other English competitors, such as the case of "Kings Norton Mint" to which they subcontracted stamps and other services, which is why there are these coins dated 1923 marked with the mint mark K N on the reverse under the shield " these coins are rare and are considered patterns or provas are referenced in A. Gomes E6.04. (page 485 A. Gomes 2013)

Angola, Nickel coin of 50 Centavos 1923 former portuguese colony of Angola, World Coins Angola KM 65. This coin is represented in most catalogs and yearbooks as being made of Cupro-nickel alloy but in fact it is a practically pure Nickel coin, these coins of 50 centavos were minted to order in England at "The Birmingham Mint Ltd." Metalworking company whose origins date back to 1762, in 1850 they began the production of tokens and coins, they reached their peak of production in this type of item between 1923 and 1935, they minted coins to order for several non-imperial countries, they also had partnerships with other English competitors, such as the case of "Kings Norton Mint" to which they subcontracted stamps and other services, which is why there are these coins dated 1923 marked with the mint mark K N on the reverse under the shield " these coins are rare and are considered patterns or provas are referenced in A. Gomes E6.04. (page 485 A. Gomes 2013)

Angola, Nickel coin of 50 Centavos 1923 former portuguese colony of Angola, World Coins Angola KM 65. This coin is represented in most catalogs and yearbooks as being made of Cupro-nickel alloy but in fact it is a practically pure Nickel coin, these coins of 50 centavos were minted to order in England at "The Birmingham Mint Ltd." Metalworking company whose origins date back to 1762, in 1850 they began the production of tokens and coins, they reached their peak of production in this type of item between 1923 and 1935, they minted coins to order for several non-imperial countries, they also had partnerships with other English competitors, such as the case of "Kings Norton Mint" to which they subcontracted stamps and other services, which is why there are these coins dated 1923 marked with the mint mark K N on the reverse under the shield " these coins are rare and are considered patterns or provas are referenced in A. Gomes E6.04. (page 485 A. Gomes 2013)

Angola, nickel bronze coin of 50 centavos 1928, Former Portuguese colony of Angola, (BU/UNC), World Coins Angola KM#69. This coin was created by Legislation: Decree nº13, of May 7, 1921, Provincial Ordinance nº241 of December 30, 1922, Provincial Ordinance nº142 of August 4, 1923, 12124 of August 14, 1926, it was the second series of 50 centavos coins issued for to circulate in Angola, coins with the date 1927 and 1928 were minted in Alpaca metal alloy (Cu 610 - Zn 200 - Ni 190).

Angola, nickel bronze coin of 50 centavos 1928, Former Portuguese colony of Angola, (BU/UNC), World Coins Angola KM#69. This coin was created by Legislation: Decree nº13, of May 7, 1921, Provincial Ordinance nº241 of December 30, 1922, Provincial Ordinance nº142 of August 4, 1923, 12124 of August 14, 1926, it was the second series of 50 centavos coins issued for to circulate in Angola, coins with the date 1927 and 1928 were minted in Alpaca metal alloy (Cu 610 - Zn 200 - Ni 190).

Angola, 50 centavos 1928 Nickel brass,"$50" centavos 1928 Angola, Former Colony Angola, World Coins Angola KM#69. Visit our catalog of coins from the Former Portuguese Colony of Angola, available for your collection. The Portuguese, under the command of Diogo Cão, during the reign of D. João II, arrived in Zaire in 1482. It was from here that the Portuguese conquest of this region of Africa, including Angola, began. The first step was to establish an alliance with the Kingdom of Congo, which dominated the entire region.

Angola, Nickel brass coin 50 centavos 1950 of former Portuguese colony of Angola, World Coins Angola KM#72. Coin created by Decree No. 35486 of February 4, 1946, to circulate in the Former Portuguese Colony of Angola, coins were minted in the metal Nickel brass alloy (Cu 610 - Zn 200 - Ni 190) with the dates 1948 and 1950.

Angola, Nickel brass coin 50 centavos 1950 of former Portuguese colony of Angola, World Coins Angola KM#72. Coin created by Decree No. 35486 of February 4, 1946, to circulate in the Former Portuguese Colony of Angola, coins were minted in the metal Nickel brass alloy (Cu 610 - Zn 200 - Ni 190) with the dates 1948 and 1950.