India, 30 Centavos Coin, 1958, Bronze – State of India (Former Portuguese Colony). Coin issued by Decree No. 41680 of June 16, 1958, intended for circulation in the colony of Portuguese India. The State of India was founded in 1505, six years after the discovery of the sea route between Portugal and the Indian subcontinent. It served as an administrative reference point for a network of fortresses, trading posts, and overseas colonies. The first Viceroy was Dom Francisco de Almeida, who established his government in Cochin.

India, 30 Centavos Coin, 1958, Bronze – State of India (Former Portuguese Colony). Coin issued by Decree No. 41680 of June 16, 1958, intended for circulation in the colony of Portuguese India. The State of India was founded in 1505, six years after the discovery of the sea route between Portugal and the Indian subcontinent. It served as an administrative reference point for a network of fortresses, trading posts, and overseas colonies. The first Viceroy was Dom Francisco de Almeida, who established his government in Cochin.

India, 30 Centavos Coin, 1958, Bronze – State of India (Former Portuguese Colony). Coin issued by Decree No. 41680 of June 16, 1958, intended for circulation in the colony of Portuguese India. The State of India was founded in 1505, six years after the discovery of the sea route between Portugal and the Indian subcontinent. It served as an administrative reference point for a network of fortresses, trading posts, and overseas colonies. The first Viceroy was Dom Francisco de Almeida, who established his government in Cochin.

India, 30 Centavos Coin, 1958, Bronze – State of India (Former Portuguese Colony). Coin issued by Decree No. 41680 of June 16, 1958, intended for circulation in the colony of Portuguese India. The State of India was founded in 1505, six years after the discovery of the sea route between Portugal and the Indian subcontinent. It served as an administrative reference point for a network of fortresses, trading posts, and overseas colonies. The first Viceroy was Dom Francisco de Almeida, who established his government in Cochin.

India, 30 Centavos Coin, 1958, Bronze – State of India (Former Portuguese Colony). Coin issued by Decree No. 41680 of June 16, 1958, intended for circulation in the colony of Portuguese India. The State of India was founded in 1505, six years after the discovery of the sea route between Portugal and the Indian subcontinent. It served as an administrative reference point for a network of fortresses, trading posts, and overseas colonies. The first Viceroy was Dom Francisco de Almeida, who established his government in Cochin.

India, 30 Centavos Coin, 1958, Bronze – State of India (Former Portuguese Colony). Coin issued by Decree No. 41680 of June 16, 1958, intended for circulation in the colony of Portuguese India. The State of India was founded in 1505, six years after the discovery of the sea route between Portugal and the Indian subcontinent. It served as an administrative reference point for a network of fortresses, trading posts, and overseas colonies. The first Viceroy was Dom Francisco de Almeida, who established his government in Cochin.

India, 30 Centavos Coin, 1959, Bronze – State of India (Former Portuguese Colony). Coin issued by Decree No. 41680 of June 16, 1958, intended for circulation in the colony of Portuguese India. The State of India was founded in 1505, six years after the discovery of the sea route between Portugal and the Indian subcontinent. It served as an administrative reference point for a network of fortresses, trading posts, and overseas colonies. The first Viceroy was Dom Francisco de Almeida, who established his government in Cochin.

Portuguese India Coin of 60 centavos alpaca 1958, from the State of Portuguese India. World Coins Portuguese India KM#32.This coin was issued under Decree No. 41,680 of June 16, 1958, and Decree No. 43,622, intended for circulation in Portuguese India, a former Portuguese colony. Coins dated 1958 and 1959 were minted in alpaca alloy (Cu 610 - Zn 200 - Sn 190)

Portuguese India Coin of 60 centavos alpaca 1958, from the State of Portuguese India. World Coins Portuguese India KM#32.This coin was issued under Decree No. 41,680 of June 16, 1958, and Decree No. 43,622, intended for circulation in Portuguese India, a former Portuguese colony. Coins dated 1958 and 1959 were minted in alpaca alloy (Cu 610 - Zn 200 - Sn 190)

Índia 1$00 alpaca 1958, 1 Escudo 1958 alpaca Estado da India Portuguesa, (Bela / Soberba), World Coins India Portuguese KM 33

Issued in 1959 for circulation in the State of Portuguese India, this 3 Escudos nickel brass coin belongs to group 17.02 of the Alberto Gomes catalogue. It represents one of the final colonial issues of the territory, preserving the Republican iconography and the traditional arms of Portuguese India.

Issued in 1959 for circulation in the State of Portuguese India, this 3 Escudos nickel brass coin belongs to group 17.02 of the Alberto Gomes catalogue. It represents one of the final colonial issues of the territory, preserving the Republican iconography and the traditional arms of Portuguese India.

Issued in 1959 for circulation in the State of Portuguese India, this 6 Escudos nickel brass coin belongs to group 18.01 of the Alberto Gomes catalogue. It reflects the final period of Portuguese administration in the region, preserving the traditional Republican iconography and the distinctive colonial arms of Portuguese India.

Issued in 1959 for circulation in the State of Portuguese India, this 6 Escudos nickel brass coin belongs to group 18.01 of the Alberto Gomes catalogue. It reflects one of the final colonial issues of the territory, preserving the Republican iconography and the traditional arms of Portuguese India.

India, 6 Reis copper D. João VI (1816-1826),  World Coins India Portuguese KM 226

India, 15 Reis copper D. João VI (1816-1826),  World Coins India Portuguese KM 232

India coin of 15 Reis copper D. João VI (1816-1826),  World Coins India Portuguese KM#232. Discover our coin catalog available for your collection of coins from the Portuguese Ex-Colonies and Coins from the Portuguese Monarchy.

India copper coin of 6 Réis of Prince Regent D. João (1799-1816), World Coins India Portuguese KM 211