Portugal, silver coin of Vintém "20 Réis" of D. João V (1706-1750), Obverse large armillary sphere surmounted by two oval points, with the zodiac beginning, on the right, above the tropic of cancer and ending on the left, below From the Tropic of Capricorn, the Armillary sphere is supported by a tripod base with a sphere. On the reverse the Cross of Christ cornered by quatrefoils, coin without caption, World Coins Portugal KM#330

Medieval dinheiro of King Sancho II featuring an obverse with a shield bearing two vertically aligned besants and a reverse with an Equilateral Cross flanked by alternating dot and star symbols that segment the PORTVGALIAE legend. This S2.17.02 typology belongs to the advanced issues of the reign, illustrating Gothic epigraphic development and the iconographic diversity of 13th‑century Portuguese hammered coinage.

Medieval dinheiro of King Sancho II, distinguished by the obverse iconography featuring four shields arranged in a cross within a corded circle, and by the reverse with an Equilateral Cross flanked by crescents that segment the PORTVGALIAE legend. This S2.11.13 typology belongs to the advanced group of the reign’s issues, illustrating the Gothic epigraphic evolution and the iconographic diversity of 13th‑century hammered coinage.