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5000 Reis - Miguel I Overprint on P#11 - John Prince Regent

Issuer Casa do Real Erário (Royal Treasury), Portugal
Year 1828
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Obverse description Brown letterpress apólice on plain paper, with four small vignettes arranged across the upper portion — goats and birds at upper left, chickens and lions at upper right. The text body carries the denomination and obligation terms in period Portuguese script. A red crowned overprint reading 'D. MIGUEL I – 1828' within a starburst pattern was applied at the time of Dom Miguel's accession, converting this original João Prince Regent apólice (P#11, dated 7 June 1799) into a circulating Miguelist issue.
Obverse lettering LISBOA No 1799 R 10$000 rs D MIGUEL - 1828 No Real Erario se hade pagar ao Portador desta Apolice de hoje a hum Anno Cinco mil Reis Com o Seu Competente juro. Lisboa 7 de Junho de Mil Sete Centos Noventa e Nove. João José de Souza Ignácio Antonio Ribeiro
(Translation: Lisbon In the Real Erario, it was necessary to pay the Bearer of this Policy from today to one Year Five Thousand Reis With His Competent interest. Lisbon June 7, One Thousand Seven Hundred Ninety-Nine. Joaquim José de Souza Ignacio Antonio Ribeiro)
Reverse description Plain paper reverse bearing six circular royal arms validation stamps in blue-grey ink, each inscribed with a month and year of renewal ranging from 1803 to 1814 (readable dates include JANEIRO 1804, DEZEMBRO 1805, MARÇO 1806, SETEMBRO 1814, and JUNHO 1810), evidencing the note's annual renewal cycle over multiple years. A single cursive manuscript signature in brown ink — apparently reading 'Cabral' — is applied across the centre of the reverse.
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