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| 背面描述 | The reverse features the denomination expressed in two lines across the central field as MACUTA and 1/4, separated by a horizontal line, all enclosed within an inner beaded or dotted circular border decorated with small floral ornaments at intervals. The outer legend reads AFRICA·PORTUGUEZA· with the date 1789 positioned at the top, identifying this as a coin struck for Portuguese Africa. The rim is dentilated, consistent with the milled production technique employed for this colonial series. |
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Maria I's Angolan copper issues of 1789 were struck under Portuguese colonial authority at a moment when the Atlantic slave trade remained the economic backbone of the colony — the macuta denomination was specifically calibrated for local trade use rather than remittance to Lisbon. The "Equipaga" designation refers to the monetary equivalence system established for commerce along the Angolan coast, distinct from metropolitan Portuguese coinage standards.
KM#29 is frequently encountered with weak peripheral detail, a known consequence of the crude local striking conditions rather than circulation wear.