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MOEDA V REIS COBRE 1764 (BC-) - D.JOSÉ I - JOSEPHUS - MARQUILHA PEQUENA

MOEDA V REIS COBRE 1764 (BC-) - D.JOSÉ I - JOSEPHUS - MARQUILHA PEQUENA

Código do Produto: MQ.4D.AG.JO.06.05.E
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CONSULTAR AS LEGENDAS E TIPOLOGIAS CONHECIDAS DESTAS MOEDAS NO CATÁLOGO "ALBERTO GOMES" 

CÓDIGO "ALBERTO GOMES 2006" = 06.05

CÓDIGO "ALBERTO GOMES 2013" = 06.05

CÓDIGO WORLD COINS = KM#242.2

DIÂMETRO 30 mm

EIXO VERTICAL

MARQUILHA PEQUENA 

LEGENDA ANVERSO: JOSEPHUS.I. .DEI.GRATIA

LEGENDA REVERSO: # PORTUGALIAE.ET.ALGARBIORUM.REX

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1/4 Macuta 1763 copper D. José I, Single Cross, 71 Pearls, "ET" united, former Portuguese colony of Angola, World Coins KM 10
Ref: MQ.4D.AG.JO.AG.06.02.A2

1/4 Macuta 1763 copper D. José I, Single Cross, 71 Pearls, "ET" united, former Portuguese colony of Angola, World Coins KM 10

€90.00

Coin of 1/4 Macuta, dated 1763, in copper, from the reign of King José I (1750–1777), Angola. Variant with 72 pearls, five pearls on the outer arches of the crown, simple cross, and joined “ET” in the legend. Classified as World Coins – Angola, KM#10. There are six to seven known variants, differing in the number of pearls on the crown and around the cross, as well as between a simple cross and a beaded cross. The variant with joined “ET” in the legend is, in my view, one of the scarcest. The 1/4 Macuta coin of 1763, in copper, from the reign of King José I, belongs to the group of coins ordered to be struck for circulation in the former Portuguese colony of Angola by King José I of Portugal (1750–1777), known as “the Reformer.” He was the twenty-sixth King of Portugal, born in 1714, and reigned from 1750 until his death in 1777. His wife was Queen Mariana Victoria of Bourbon.