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Rupia - Maria I and Pedro III Goa mint

Issuer Portuguese India
Year 1782-1787
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Diameter 24 mm
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Obverse script Latin
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Mintage 1782 GOA - AG#MP 09.01 (Hibryd, rev. with José Shield) -
1782 GOA - AG#MP 10.01 -
1783 GOA - AG#MP 10.02 -
1784 GOA - AG#MP 10.03 -
1785 GOA - AG#MP 10.04 -
1786 GOA - AG#MP 10.05 -
1787 GOA - AG#MP 10.06 -
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Maria I and Pedro III ruled jointly following her accession in 1777 — Pedro was her uncle as well as her husband, and his name appeared on coinage purely by constitutional convention until his death in 1786, which is why this type spans two distinct sub-varieties. The Goa mint had by this period been operating for over two centuries under Portuguese authority, but output was increasingly irregular as the Estado da India contracted under sustained pressure from Maratha expansion and British commercial dominance on the subcontract.

Gomes distinguishes MP 09 and MP 10 by die differences tied to the transition period around Pedro's death.

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