Brazil João Prince Regent Silver 960 Reis 1817R AU 53
$325.00
$335.56
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| Quantity | Check/Wire | Credit Card |
|---|---|---|
| 1+ | 325.00 | 335.56 |
- SKU: BFB005766
- Categories: WORLD THE AMERICAS CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
The Brazilian réis was the standard unit of currency in Brazil from the colonial period through the early 20th century. Coins were minted in a variety of metals, including copper, silver, and gold, with designs often featuring the Portuguese monarch or national symbols after independence. The réis served as the backbone of Brazil’s monetary system, circulating widely for everyday transactions and larger commercial exchanges.
The Kingdom of Brazil was part of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil, and the Algarves. Originally a territory of the Portuguese Empire, it was elevated to equal status with Portugal in 1815 by King João VI. João had relocated to Brazil in 1808 to escape Napoleon’s invasions of Europe. The Kingdom of Brazil was characterized by political and economic shifts, including the creation of a more centralized administration and the promotion of agriculture, mining, and trade. In 1822 Dom Pedro I, King João VI's son, declared Brazil's independence from Portugal and became the first emperor of Brazil. The new Empire of Brazil lasted until the monarchy was abolished in 1889, following a military coup. This marked the transition to the modern Republic of Brazil.
This coin was graded AU 53 (almost uncirculated 53), using the Sheldon grading scale from 1 to 70. It was graded by the Numismatic Grading Company, the official grading service of the American Numismatic Association and the Professional Numismatists Guild. Here is more information about the coin grade.
Obverse: JOANNES·D·G·PORT·P·REGENS·ET·BRAS·D· (translation: John, by the Grace of God, Prince Regent of Portugal and Defender of Brazil) The crowned arms of Portugal divide 1817 (year). 960 (denomination) on left, three 4-petal flowers on right
Reverse: SUBQ· SIGN. NATA STAB. (translation: Under This Sign Was Born And Will Remain.) Sashed globe within a cross
Reference: KM 307
The Kingdom of Brazil was part of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil, and the Algarves. Originally a territory of the Portuguese Empire, it was elevated to equal status with Portugal in 1815 by King João VI. João had relocated to Brazil in 1808 to escape Napoleon’s invasions of Europe. The Kingdom of Brazil was characterized by political and economic shifts, including the creation of a more centralized administration and the promotion of agriculture, mining, and trade. In 1822 Dom Pedro I, King João VI's son, declared Brazil's independence from Portugal and became the first emperor of Brazil. The new Empire of Brazil lasted until the monarchy was abolished in 1889, following a military coup. This marked the transition to the modern Republic of Brazil.
This coin was graded AU 53 (almost uncirculated 53), using the Sheldon grading scale from 1 to 70. It was graded by the Numismatic Grading Company, the official grading service of the American Numismatic Association and the Professional Numismatists Guild. Here is more information about the coin grade.
Obverse: JOANNES·D·G·PORT·P·REGENS·ET·BRAS·D· (translation: John, by the Grace of God, Prince Regent of Portugal and Defender of Brazil) The crowned arms of Portugal divide 1817 (year). 960 (denomination) on left, three 4-petal flowers on right
Reverse: SUBQ· SIGN. NATA STAB. (translation: Under This Sign Was Born And Will Remain.) Sashed globe within a cross
Reference: KM 307
