Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1892 of D. Carlos I, uncatalogued variant of 200 réis 1892 Die with open "P" in the legend "Portugal", World Coins krause Portugal KM#534 (Variant not referenced to date, the die that minted this coin has the " open P" of the caption "PORTUGAL"). The 200 Reis 1892 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1903. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1892 of D. Carlos I, Variant of the number "1" retouched, World Coins Portugal KM#534. The 200 Reis 1892 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1903. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1887 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1887-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being much more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1887 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1887-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being much more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1888 D. Carlos I, by the law of July 30, 1891 authorized to circulate as legal tender in Portugal, that is, a silver 1888-A Franc from France would have a national value of 200 réis during his reign. (Coins from 1888 and 1887 were circulated as legal tender, with coins from the year 1887 being more difficult to appear on the numismatic market)

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1898 of D. Carlos I, 4th Centenary of the Discovery of India, belongs to the series of three coins CARLOS I AND AMÉLIA QUEEN OF PORTUGAL, values 1000, 500 and 200 Réis, launched in 1898 and approved by the Law of 21 May 1896 and Decree of June 23, 1896, with the aim of celebrating the 4th CENTENNIAL OF THE DISCOVERY OF INDIA 1498-1898, World Coins Portugal KM#537. The discovery of the sea route to India was the first journey made directly from Europe to India, across the Atlantic, made under the command of the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, during the reign of King Manuel I, in 1497-1498. One of the most notable voyages of the Age of Discoveries that consolidated the maritime presence and dominance of commercial routes by the Portuguese.

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1898 of D. Carlos I, 4th Centenary of the Discovery of India, belongs to the series of three coins CARLOS I AND AMÉLIA QUEEN OF PORTUGAL, values 1000, 500 and 200 Réis, launched in 1898 and approved by the Law of 21 May 1896 and Decree of June 23, 1896, with the aim of celebrating the 4th CENTENNIAL OF THE DISCOVERY OF INDIA 1498-1898, World Coins Portugal KM#537. The discovery of the sea route to India was the first journey made directly from Europe to India, across the Atlantic, made under the command of the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, during the reign of King Manuel I, in 1497-1498. One of the most notable voyages of the Age of Discoveries that consolidated the maritime presence and dominance of commercial routes by the Portuguese.

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1898 of D. Carlos I, 4th Centenary of the Discovery of India, belongs to the series of three coins CARLOS I AND AMÉLIA QUEEN OF PORTUGAL, values 1000, 500 and 200 Réis, launched in 1898 and approved by the Law of 21 May 1896 and Decree of June 23, 1896, with the aim of celebrating the 4th CENTENNIAL OF THE DISCOVERY OF INDIA 1498-1898, World Coins Portugal KM#537. The discovery of the sea route to India was the first journey made directly from Europe to India, across the Atlantic, made under the command of the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, during the reign of King Manuel I, in 1497-1498. One of the most notable voyages of the Age of Discoveries that consolidated the maritime presence and dominance of commercial routes by the Portuguese.

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1898 of D. Carlos I, 4th Centenary of the Discovery of India, belongs to the series of three coins CARLOS I AND AMÉLIA QUEEN OF PORTUGAL, values 1000, 500 and 200 Réis, launched in 1898 and approved by the Law of 21 May 1896 and Decree of June 23, 1896, with the aim of celebrating the 4th CENTENNIAL OF THE DISCOVERY OF INDIA 1498-1898, World Coins Portugal KM#537. The discovery of the sea route to India was the first journey made directly from Europe to India, across the Atlantic, made under the command of the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, during the reign of King Manuel I, in 1497-1498. One of the most notable voyages of the Age of Discoveries that consolidated the maritime presence and dominance of commercial routes by the Portuguese.

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1898 of D. Carlos I, 4th Centenary of the Discovery of India, belongs to the series of three coins CARLOS I AND AMÉLIA QUEEN OF PORTUGAL, values 1000, 500 and 200 Réis, launched in 1898 and approved by the Law of 21 May 1896 and Decree of June 23, 1896, with the aim of celebrating the 4th CENTENNIAL OF THE DISCOVERY OF INDIA 1498-1898, World Coins Portugal KM#537. The discovery of the sea route to India was the first journey made directly from Europe to India, across the Atlantic, made under the command of the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, during the reign of King Manuel I, in 1497-1498. One of the most notable voyages of the Age of Discoveries that consolidated the maritime presence and dominance of commercial routes by the Portuguese.

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1898 of D. Carlos I, 4th Centenary of the Discovery of India, belongs to the series of three coins CARLOS I AND AMÉLIA QUEEN OF PORTUGAL, values 1000, 500 and 200 Réis, launched in 1898 and approved by the Law of 21 May 1896 and Decree of June 23, 1896, with the aim of celebrating the 4th CENTENNIAL OF THE DISCOVERY OF INDIA 1498-1898, World Coins Portugal KM#537. The discovery of the sea route to India was the first journey made directly from Europe to India, across the Atlantic, made under the command of the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, during the reign of King Manuel I, in 1497-1498. One of the most notable voyages of the Age of Discoveries that consolidated the maritime presence and dominance of commercial routes by the Portuguese.

Portugal, silver coin of 200 réis 1898 of D. Carlos I, 4th Centenary of the Discovery of India, belongs to the series of three coins CARLOS I AND AMÉLIA QUEEN OF PORTUGAL, values 1000, 500 and 200 Réis, launched in 1898 and approved by the Law of 21 May 1896 and Decree of June 23, 1896, with the aim of celebrating the 4th CENTENNIAL OF THE DISCOVERY OF INDIA 1498-1898, World Coins Portugal KM#537. The discovery of the sea route to India was the first journey made directly from Europe to India, across the Atlantic, made under the command of the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, during the reign of King Manuel I, in 1497-1498. One of the most notable voyages of the Age of Discoveries that consolidated the maritime presence and dominance of commercial routes by the Portuguese.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1891 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1891 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1891 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1891 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1891 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1891 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1891 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1891 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1892 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1892 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1892 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1892 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1892 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1892 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1892 of D. Carlos I, date variant amended  of 1892 on 1891, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 1892 coins minted with reuse of 1891 date stamps, hub as "amended date 2 over 1", have several variants, that is, several 1891 stamps were reused to mint 1892 coins, I am aware of at least 3 stamps different, in this coi it is only noticeable that the date is amended due to the partial body part of the number "1" in the center of the lower part of the number "2".

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1892 of D. Carlos I, date variant amended  of 1892 on 1891, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 1892 coins minted with reuse of 1891 date stamps, hub as "amended date 2 over 1", have several variants, that is, several 1891 stamps were reused to mint 1892 coins, I am aware of at least 3 stamps different, in this coi it is only noticeable that the date is amended due to the partial body part of the number "1" in the center of the lower part of the number "2".

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1893 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1893 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1893 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1893 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1893 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1893 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1893 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1893 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1893 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1893 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1893 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1893 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1893 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1893 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1893 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1893 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1896 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1896 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 réis 1896 of D. Carlos I, World Coins Portugal KM#535. The 500 Reis 1896 coin was created by the Decree of May 7, 1891, coins were minted in the metallic silver alloy (Ag 916.6), with dates from 1891 to 1908. King D. Carlos I (1889-1908) , known as "O Desventurado", was the thirty-fourth King of Portugal, born in 1863 and reigned over Portugal from 1889 until his death in 1908, his wife was Dona Maria Amélia Luísa Helena de Orleães.