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60 Réis - Maria I and Pedro III Goa mint

Issuer Portuguese India
Year 1784-1785
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Value 60 Réis = 1 Tanga (0.1)
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Obverse description Conjoined busts of Queen Maria I and King Pedro III facing right, with laureate or draped profiles rendered in a rustic hammered style typical of colonial Goa coinage. The legend 'GOA' appears to the left of the busts and '60 R' to the right, denoting the mint and denomination. The date '1782' or the relevant year is inscribed below the busts in the lower field. The overall design is characteristic of the crude artisanal engraving of the Goa Mint during the late 18th century.
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Obverse lettering GOA 60 R
Reverse description Crowned Portuguese royal arms at center, displaying the quartered shield with castles and bezants (quinas), surrounded by a circular border. The crown above the shield is rendered in a simple, stylized manner consistent with the hammered coinage of the Goa Mint. The field is largely plain, with the armorial design occupying the central portion of the flan. The execution reflects the characteristic rough workmanship of colonial Portuguese Indian issues of the late 18th century.
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