Portugal, Proof Silver coin of 250 Escudos 1988 of Olympic Games in Seoul, Case with silver coin Proof 250 Escudos 1988 commemorative of the of Olympic Games in Seoul,  Special issue by Imprensa Nacional Casa da Moeda (INCM), World Coins Portugal KM#643a (Silver Proof)

Portugal, BNC coin of 250 escudos FAO 1984, World Fisheries Conference, wallet with coin Copper-nickel BNC of 250 escudos of the World Fisheries Conference FAO 1984, Special issue of National Mint Press (INCM), World Coins Portugal KM#626

Portugal, Copper-nickel coin of 250 Escudos 1988 of Olympic Games in Seoul, Copper-nickel coin 250 Escudos 1988 commemorative of the of Olympic Games - Seoul '88, World Coins Portugal KM#643

Portugal, silver coin of 500 Escudos 1996 Bank of Portugal, silver coin 500$00 1996 commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Foundation of the Bank of Portugal 1846-1996, World Coins Portugal KM#702. Bank of Portugal was founded on November 19, 1846, in Lisbon, where it is headquartered. It arose from the merger of Bank of Lisboa and Companhia Confiança Nacional. Founded with the status of a public limited company, until its nationalization in 1974, it was mostly private.

Portugal coin, 200 Escudos Copper-nickel 1992 Califórnia 1542, João Rodrigues Cabrilho, commemorative coin of 3st Series of the Portuguese Discoveries "Portugal and The Discovery of America", World Coins PORTUGAL KM#661

Portugal, silver coin of 1000 Escudos 2001 FOOTBALL EURO 2004 - 10th UEFA European Football Championship, silver coin 1000$00 2001 commemorating the Organization of the 10th UEFA European Football Championship - EURO 2004, World Coins Portugal KM#734. The 2004 European Football Championship, referred to as Euro 2004, was the 12th edition of the UEFA European Championship, a football competition contested by the men's national teams of UEFA member associations. Its final phase was hosted for the first time in Portugal, taking place from June 12 to July 4, 2004. There were a total of 31 matches that were played in ten stadiums in eight cities in Portugal, being Aveiro, Braga, Coimbra, Guimarães, Faro / Loulé, Leiria, Lisbon and Porto.

Portugal, silver coin of 500 Escudos 2000 Eça de Queiroz, silver coin 500$00 2000 commemorating the 1st Centenary of the Death of Eça de Queiroz, World Coins Portugal KM#725. José Maria de Eça de Queiroz, (born in November 1845 and died in August 1900), Eça de Queirós, was one of the most important Portuguese writers of all time. He was the author of the iconic novels, "Os Maias" and "O Crime do Padre Amaro", which are considered by many to be the best novels of the 19th century written in Portugal.

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