Identification help please!
Emperor
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I have three coins, all of which have somewhere on the coin the globe displayed on the first enamelled brooch. I would like to know where they are from, I think they're Brazilian (at the time of Portuguese rule) but I'm not sure. Also, the two non-enamelled coins have overstruck denominations on them, the first being a 40 overstruck onto another denomination which is unclear, the second being a 20 overstruck over yet another unknown denomination. The enamelled brooch reverse is dated 1814 and the centre of the coin is taken up by a shield topped with a crown. To the left of the shield are the numbers 960 and to the right are three flowers.
Any help is appreciated! Oh, and sorry about the scan quality!
Enamelled brooch:
Larger copper coin:
Smaller copper coin:
Any help is appreciated! Oh, and sorry about the scan quality!
Enamelled brooch:
Larger copper coin:
Smaller copper coin:
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Comments
The copper coins look like national countermarks. These were countermarked to prevent chaos from local and private counter marked coinage.
The first copper looks like a 40 Reis counter stamp on 80 Reis of Pedro II and the second copper looks like a 20 Reis counter stamp on a 40 Reis again of Pedro II. It's the best I can do...
Web: www.tonyharmer.org
Countermarks are really interesting!
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