Here is a common Brazilian crown

bidask

But it is in uncommon condition .

Actually condition census among PCGS graded coins dated 1888 and 1889.

I have seen many of these in 62, 63 and 64.....

Here is a Lissner specimen that sold for big money that did not make sense.

http://www.coinfactswiki.com/wiki/Brazil_1889_2000_reis

I was thrilled to buy this coin.

harasha

I put together a small collection of Brazilian crowns, a few years ago. Here is my sample from this series:

Timbuk3

Nice, congratulations !!!

syl

I don't think that the OP's initial coin has the correct label .. it doesn't look like the coin should have a grade that starts with a 6.

asheland

Very nice!