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250 Réis - Afonso VI Countermark 'Crowned 250' over 200 Réis

Issuer Portugal
Year 1663
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Composition Silver (.9167)
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Obverse lettering 250
Reverse description The reverse of the host coin depicts the crowned Portuguese royal arms — the escutcheon bearing the quinas (five small shields arranged in a cross, each charged with five bezants) surmounted by a royal crown in high relief, the whole set within a circular beaded border. A partial circumferential legend in Latin surrounds the shield, though much of the inscription is worn or partially off-flan due to the irregular hammered flan. The denomination '20' (from the original '200' Réis inscription) remains partially visible to the right of the shield. The style is consistent with Portuguese hammered silver coinage of the mid-seventeenth century.
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Mintage ND (1663) - Gomes# 43.01 to 43.05 - João IV - Lisboa -
ND (1663) - Gomes# 43.06 to 43.08 - João IV - Porto -
ND (1663) - Gomes# 43.09 to 43.13 - João IV - Évora -
ND (1663) - Gomes# 43.14 to 43.15 - Afonso VI - Lisboa -
ND (1663) - Gomes# 43.16 - Over Afonso VI - Évora -
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