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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central field features the Cross of the Order of Christ, a broad Latin cross with distinctive splayed and flanged terminals set within a beaded inner circle. The quadrants of the cross are plain and deeply struck. The surrounding Latin legend, referencing the Constantinian motto, runs continuously around the outer border between two beaded circles, typical of hammered Portuguese silver coinage of the period. |
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Felipe III of Portugal — Felipe IV of Castile — inherited the Iberian Union at a moment when Portuguese silver coinage was under serious strain. The tostão denomination had been debased repeatedly across the preceding reigns, and confidence in silver circulation was sufficiently low that much of this issue ended up exported or melted rather than spent domestically. The Portuguese resented Castilian monetary policy throughout the Union period, and that resentment helped fuel the Restoration revolt of December 1640, which ended both the Union and the production run of this type simultaneously.