Portugal, Proof and BNC coins of 250 escudos FAO 1984, World Fisheries Conference, Case with double coins Proof Silver and Copper-nickel BNC of 250 escudos of the World Fisheries Conference FAO 1984, joint issue of 2 coins 250$00 1984 FAO PROOF and BNC in Case, Special issue of National Mint Press (INCM), World Coins Portugal KM#626a + KM#626

Portugal, Proof and BNC coins of 250 escudos FAO 1984, World Fisheries Conference, Case with double coins Proof Silver and Copper-nickel BNC of 250 escudos of the World Fisheries Conference FAO 1984, joint issue of 2 coins 250$00 1984 FAO PROOF and BNC in Case, Special issue of National Mint Press (INCM), World Coins Portugal KM#626a + KM#626

Portugal, silver coin of 1000 Escudos 1999 Millennium of the Atlantic, silver coin 1000$00 1999 1000th Anniversary of Atlantic Sailing, commemorative of the 1998 Lisbon International Exhibition - EXPO`98 (Adamastor the storm of the Portuguese navigators), coin integrated into the EXPO`98 numismatic plan, World Coins Portugal KM#721. Adamastor is a mythical giant based on Greco-Roman mythology, referred to by Luís de Camões in Os Lusíadas. The Adamastor episode thus represents, in a grand and moving figuration, the forces of nature, their opposition to the audacity of the Portuguese navigators commanded by Vasco da Gama and the prediction of the tragic-maritime history that would follow. The Lusíadas illustrates the Portuguese people overcoming their fear of sailing in unknown seas, where this fear is synthesized by the figure of the giant.

Portugal, silver coin of 50 Escudos of Pedro Álvares Cabral, 1968 silver 50 Escudos coin issued by the Portuguese Republic to mark the 5th centenary of the birth of Pedro Álvares Cabral (1468–1968). Designed by Norte de Almeida, the coin features the effigy of Pedro Álvares Cabral facing right. The issue was authorized by Decree-Law no. 49 001, dated May 10, 1969. World Coins catalog: Portugal KM#593.

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, Copper-nickel Coin of 100 escudos 1987 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Amadeo de Souza Cardoso, Copper-nickel coin of 100 Escudos 1987 of the painter Amadeo de Souza Cardoso, World Coins Portugal KM#644

Portugal, copper-nickel 100 Escudos 1985 Fernando Pessoa, Cupronickel coin  of 100 escudos 1985 Poet Fernando Pessoa, commemorative coin of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Death of Fernando Pessoa 1935-1985, World Coins Portugal KM#628