Coin 1: Top 

Description

• Country/Origin: Portuguese India (Goa mint).

• Denomination: Quarto de Tanga (1/4 Tanga).

• Obverse: Bust of King Luiz I facing left, inscribed LUDOVICUS I PORTUG. ET ALGARB. REX.

• Reverse: Crowned arms of Portugal, inscribed INDIA PORTUGUEZA / QUARTO DE TANGA.

• Composition: Copper.

Date Produced

• 1886 

Coin 2: Bottom Left (Silver)

Description

• Country/Origin: Kingdom of Portugal.

• Denomination: 200 Réis.

• Obverse: Head of the young King Manuel II facing left, inscribed EMANUEL II PORTUG: ET ALGARB: REX.

• Reverse: Crowned value (200 REIS) inside a wreath.

• Composition: Silver (83.5%).

Date Produced

• 1909.

• Manuel II was the last King of Portugal, reigning for just over two years before the 1910 revolution forced him into exile in Twickenham, England.

• This exact 200 Réis silver design was only minted in 1909 and 1910, adding built-in scarcity.

Coin 3: Bottom Right (Silver)

Description

• Country/Origin: Portuguese Republic (First Republic).

• Denomination: 20 Centavos.

• Obverse: Head of Liberty (wearing a Phrygian cap) facing left, inscribed REPUBLICA PORTUGUESA.

• Reverse: Portuguese shield over a bundle of rods (fasces) within a wreath, inscribed 20 CENTAVOS.

• Composition: Silver (83.5%).

Date Produced

• 1913.