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50 Escudos 9th. print

Issuer Banco de Portugal
Year 1968-1980
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse description At right, an intaglio portrait vignette of Infanta D. Maria (1521–1577), daughter of King Manuel I and patroness of letters and arts, rendered after a painting attributed to Gregório Lopes held in the Musée Condé, Chantilly; the Portuguese coat of arms appears at upper left. The plate designation Chapa 9 is indicated, with the issue date LISBOA, 1 DE FEVEREIRO DE 1980 inscribed below the central design. Guilloche underprint fills the note field, with denomination numerals at left.
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Variants P#174a(1) - 28.05.1968 signatures: António Manuel Pinto Barbosa & Fernando Emygdio da Silva
P#174a(2) - 28.05.1968 signatures: António Manuel Pinto Barbosa & João Baptista de Araújo
P#174a(3) - 28.05.1968 signatures: António Manuel Pinto Barbosa & António Osório Pereira de Castro
P#174a(4) - 28.05.1968 signatures: António Manuel Pinto Barbosa & Domingos Pedro de Castro Constâncio Pereira Coutinho
P#174a(5) - 28.05.1968 signatures: António Manuel Pinto Barbosa & António Luís Gomes
P#174a(6) - 28.05.1968 signatures: António Manuel Pinto Barbosa & António Alves Salgado Júnior
P#174a(7) - 28.05.1968 signatures: António Manuel Pinto Barbosa & António José de Carvalho Brandão
P#174b(1) - 01.02.1980 signatures: Manuel Jacinto Nunes & Emílio Rui da Veiga Peixoto Vilar
P#174b(2) - 01.02.1980 signatures: Manuel Jacinto Nunes & Alberto Alves de Oliveira Pinto
P#174b(3) - 01.02.1980 signatures: Manuel Jacinto Nunes & Walter Waldemar Pego Marques
P#174b(4) - 01.02.1980 signatures: Manuel Jacinto Nunes & Joaquim Cavaqueiro Mestre
P#174b(5) - 01.02.1980 signatures: Manuel Jacinto Nunes & Abel António Pinto dos Reis
P#174b(6) - 01.02.1980 signatures: Manuel Jacinto Nunes & Alberto José dos Santos Ramalheira
P#174b(7) - 01.02.1980 signatures: Manuel Jacinto Nunes & António José Nunes Loureiro Borges
P#174b(8) - 01.02.1980 signatures: Manuel Jacinto Nunes & Luís Carlos de Assunção Braz Teixeira
P#174b(9) - 01.02.1980 signatures: Manuel Jacinto Nunes & Maria Manuela Matos Morgado Santiago Baptista
Comments

The 9th print of this series spans a politically turbulent stretch — the 1968 signatures fall under the Estado Novo's late Salazarist administration, while the 1980 dates come well after the Carnation Revolution of April 1974 had dismantled that entire political order. The same Thomas De La Rue plates bridged that discontinuity without revision.

The 1980 signature roster is notably expanded, and includes Maria Manuela Matos Morgado Santiago Baptista — one of the earlier instances of a woman appearing as a signing official on Banco de Portugal currency.

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