Catalogue of Indo-Portuguese Coins of the Portuguese Numismatic Museum, by Professor Damião Peres, is one of the most important reference works dedicated to the study of Portuguese colonial coinage in the East.

Published by the Portuguese Mint between 1963 and 1975, the work was originally issued in four separate volumes covering the coinage of the Portuguese State of India from the early sixteenth century to the twentieth century.

Each volume presents a systematic catalogue and detailed descriptions of the coins, including historical context, typological classification, and references to the monetary circulation within the Portuguese territories in India.

The present set brings together the four original volumes bound into two books, each containing two of the original tomes.

Both books are presented in luxury bindings, forming a complete and highly desirable bibliographic set for collectors and researchers interested in Indo-Portuguese numismatics.

Dictionary of Numismatics by J. M. Folgosa is an essential reference work in the study of numismatics, compiling a wide range of terminology, biographies, historical references, mythology, slang, engravers, and coin legends.

Published by Livraria Fernando Machado in Porto, this dictionary presents a comprehensive alphabetical and thematic overview of numismatic knowledge, useful for collectors, researchers, professionals, and curious readers.

The book includes extensive entries on technical numismatic terms, historical figures, and explanations of inscriptions found on coins, making it a valuable resource for understanding the cultural and historical aspects of coinage.

The present copy contains an elegant luxury binding with leather spine and corners, gilt top edge with gold lettering, and preserving the original printed wrappers.

History of Coinage in Portugal, by Javier Sáez Salgado (2001), is a reference work on Portuguese numismatics, covering the evolution of Portuguese coinage from its origins to the introduction of the euro.

The book examines coins in gold, silver, and copper, including commemorative and circulation issues, analyzing iconography, legends, and historical context. An essential reference for collectors, historians, and researchers of Portuguese coinage.

The Book of the Coins of Portugal MCMLXIX–MCMLXX (Volumes I and II), authored by Joaquim Ferraro Vaz, is a classic work of Portuguese numismatics. Profusely illustrated with technical engravings, it provides detailed classification of coins from the Aviz Dynasty to the early years of the Second Republic. Bilingual (Portuguese and English), it serves as a practical tool for identifying hammered coins, allowing precise reading of legends and iconographic details. Considered an essential reference for collectors and scholars, it remains a must-consult catalog combining historical rigor with practical utility.