Portuguese silver coin of 12 Vinténs (240 Réis), dated 1707 and minted in Lisbon during the reign of D. João V. This specimen features a 4-arched crown with pendants (type 1) and a beaded cross, corresponding to the Alberto Gomes classification (J5.73.01) and World Coins Portugal KM#181.

It is a rare piece, with variants not yet fully studied in numismatic literature, and seldom found on the market, particularly in higher states of preservation.

A significant historical example of early 18th-century Portuguese silver coinage, struck during the reign of King João V (1706–1750), known as “The Magnanimous,” whose era reflects royal wealth and prestige.