Pataco - Miguel I

正面描述	Central crowned Portuguese royal shield displaying the traditional quartered arms with five escutcheons and castles, set within a plain field. The royal crown surmounting the shield is rendered in fine relief. A circular Latin legend surrounds the design, reading MICHAEL.I.D.G.PORTUG.ET.ALGARB.REX, identifying the issuer as King Miguel I of Portugal and the Algarves by the grace of God.
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背面文字	Latin
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附加信息	Miguel I's patacões were struck during his absolutist reign, which began after he dissolved the constitutional government and declared himself king by divine right in 1828 — a move that triggered the Liberal Wars against his brother Pedro IV. Coinage from this period carries the weight of a government that most of Europe refused to recognize. Gomes distinguishes Mi 03 from Mi 04 primarily by die differences in the crown and lettering spacing — worth verifying against that reference before assigning a specific variety.

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