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Cinquinho - João III

Issuer Kingdom of Portugal
Year 1538-1557
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Currency Real (1517-1835)
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description Central device displays the Portuguese royal arms comprising five escutcheons arranged in a quincunx pattern, each charged with five roundels (bezants), all set within a plain inner circle. The shield is surmounted by a royal crown and enclosed by a beaded border. The surrounding circular legend, struck in Latin, reads IN HOC SIGNO VINCES (In this sign thou shalt conquer), a motto of early Christian imperial origin adopted on Portuguese coinage. The overall execution is typical of mid-16th century hammered silver, with flat and somewhat crude relief consistent with the small module of this denomination.
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Mintage ND (1538-1557) - AG# J3 18.01 (Reverse with inverted N) -
ND (1538-1557) - AG# J3 18.02 (Coin of the picture) -
ND (1538-1557) - AG# J3 18.03 (Different Crown) -
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