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640 Réis - João Prince Regent
| Emittent | Casa da Moeda do Brasil |
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| Jahr | 1809-1816 |
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| Material | Silver (.917) |
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| Aversbeschreibung | The central field features the crowned Portuguese royal arms — a quartered shield bearing the quinas of Portugal and the castles of Castile, surmounted by an elaborate royal crown — set within a toothed border. The date is split across the shield, with the first two digits to the left and the last two to the right. The circular legend reading JOANNES·D·G·PORT·P·REGENS·ET·BRASD runs around the periphery, interrupted by the crown at top, with the denomination 640 incorporated into the design flanking the shield. |
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| Auflage | 1809 B - KM#256.1 (Bahia) - 253,635 1809 R - KM#256.2 (Rio de Janeiro) - 21,525 1810 B - KM#256.1 (Bahia) - 74,507 1810 M - KM#256.3 (Vila Rica) - 1811 M - KM#256.3 (Vila Rica) - 1811 R - KM#256.2 (Rio de Janeiro) - 7,925 1812 M - KM#256.3 (Vila Rica) - 1812 R - KM#256.2 (Rio de Janeiro) - 46,537 1813 M - KM#256.3 (Vila Rica) - 1813 R - KM#256.2 (Rio de Janeiro) - 18,906 1814 R - KM#256.2 (Rio de Janeiro) - 1,049 1815 R - KM#256.2 (Rio de Janeiro) - 7,229 1816 B - KM#256.1 (Bahia) - 1816 M - KM#256.3 (Vila Rica) - 1816 R - KM#256.2 (Rio de Janeiro) - 9,276 |
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João VI fled Lisbon for Rio de Janeiro in 1807 ahead of Napoleon's invasion, and the transfer of the Portuguese court to Brazil forced an immediate rethinking of colonial monetary infrastructure. The Casa da Moeda do Brasil was elevated almost overnight from a peripheral operation to the effective mint of a functioning monarchy in exile. This 640 réis denomination was among the first emissions to reflect that new political reality, struck under the title of Prince Regent before João formally assumed the kingship in 1816 following his mother Maria I's death.
The .917 fine silver content places these squarely in the tradition of Portuguese colonial coinage, though striking quality varies considerably across the issue's seven-year run.