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1 Escudo

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背面描述	The crowned coat of arms of Portugal, rendered in detailed relief, is centrally placed within an ornamental beaded circle flanked by a decorative wreath. The denomination 1 ESCUDO appears below the arms within the inner circle, and the issuing territory name CABO VERDE is inscribed along the upper portion of the legend outside the inner circle. A beaded outer border surrounds the entire composition.
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背面铭文	1 ESCUDO · CABO VERDE ·
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附加信息	Portugal's colonies were largely excluded from the metropolitan coinage reforms of the 1920s, and Cape Verde continued using a separate colonial escudo system administered through Lisbon's Agência Geral das Colónias. The 1930 issue was struck at the Casa da Moeda in Lisbon — the archipelago had no mint of its own — and shipped out to islands that had functioned primarily as a mid-Atlantic provisioning and slave-trading waypoint for centuries, by 1930 reduced to a chronically underfunded backwater of a shrinking empire. Gomes records only a single variety for this date, suggesting no significant die revision during the run.