160 Réis - Pedro II Narrow Crown, Bahia Mint

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裏面の説明	The central device depicts a large armillary sphere — the symbol of the Portuguese overseas empire — rendered in bold relief with clearly delineated meridian and parallel bands. Superimposed upon the sphere is the cross of the Order of Christ, its four arms extending to the edges of the central design. The circumferential Latin motto legend encircles the design within a beaded border, reading continuously around the field.
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裏面の銘文	SVBQ. SIGN. NATA. STAB. (Translation: For this sign you shall stand.)
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追加情報	The Bahia mint was established in 1694, making it the first operating mint in colonial Brazil — the earlier Rio de Janeiro facility had been short-lived and largely unsuccessful. This piece falls within the mint's earliest years of production, when Portuguese authorities were scrambling to address a severe shortage of circulating specie in the colony brought on by the explosive growth of inland trade routes toward the interior gold regions. The "narrow crown" distinction separates this emission from later dies and is the critical variable driving collector differentiation across the Bentes varieties 82.01 through 82.08.

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