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3200 Réis - João V 2nd Type of Shield, Bahia Mint
| Emittent | Kingdom of Portugal |
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| Jahr | 1727-1729 |
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| Nennwert | 3200 Réis |
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| Reversbeschreibung | The royal Portuguese arms displayed centrally within an elaborate Baroque cartouche surmounted by the royal crown. The shield bears the traditional quinas arrangement — five escutcheons in cross formation, each charged with five bezants — encircled by a bordure of seven castles representing the Kingdom of the Algarves. The entire achievement is flanked by ornate acanthus scrollwork and foliate mantling that fills the field to the inner reeded border. No peripheral legend appears on the reverse, the composition being dominated entirely by the armorial design. |
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| Auflage | 1727 B - Bentes 122.01; Rare. - 1729 B - Bentes 122.02; Rare. - |
| Zusätzliche Informationen |
João V launched Brazil's first purpose-built colonial mints in the 1690s under his predecessor, but it was his own reign that saw the monetary system genuinely stabilized following the catastrophic counterfeiting crisis of the early 1720s. The 2nd Type shield reform on these Bahia-struck pieces was a direct administrative response to widespread coin clipping and fraud that had plagued the 1st Type issues — the revised design was intended to make alteration more detectable.
The Bahia mint's production window for this type closed after just three years before striking was consolidated and reformed again. Bentes documents two distinct die marriages across the 122.01–122.02 listings.