1771-R 6400 AU58
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A highly desirable 1771-R 6400 Réis gold coin, struck during the reign of King José I of Portugal at the Rio de Janeiro Mint (R).
The 6400 Réis, commonly known as a Peça, is one of the most recognisable large gold denominations of colonial Brazil. Struck from high-purity gold, these substantial coins played an important role in international trade during the 18th century and are now keenly collected for their history, scarcity and impressive gold content.
The obverse features the laureate portrait of King José I, while the reverse displays the crowned arms of Portugal, reflecting Brazil's status as part of the Portuguese Empire at the time.
| Grade | AU58 |
| PCGS # | 417040 |
| Date, Mintmark | 1771-R |
| Denomination | 6400 R |
| Population | |
| Pop Higher |
2
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| Variety | Mald-175.24 |
| Region | Brazil |
| Security | Protected by NFC anti-counterfeiting technology |
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Holder Type Metal Content |
PCGS Gold Shield Gold |
An impressive piece of colonial Brazilian numismatic history and an excellent addition to a collection of early world gold coins, Portuguese coinage or historic investment-grade gold.
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A highly desirable 1771-R 6400 Réis gold coin, struck during the reign of King José I of Portugal at the Rio de Janeiro Mint (R).
The 6400 Réis, commonly known as a Peça, is one of the most recognisable large gold denominations of colonial Brazil. Struck from high-purity gold, these substantial coins played an important role in international trade during the 18th century and are now keenly collected for their history, scarcity and impressive gold content.
The obverse features the laureate portrait of King José I, while the reverse displays the crowned arms of Portugal, reflecting Brazil's status as part of the Portuguese Empire at the time.
| Grade | AU58 |
| PCGS # | 417040 |
| Date, Mintmark | 1771-R |
| Denomination | 6400 R |
| Population | |
| Pop Higher |
2
|
| Variety | Mald-175.24 |
| Region | Brazil |
| Security | Protected by NFC anti-counterfeiting technology |
|
Holder Type Metal Content |
PCGS Gold Shield Gold |
An impressive piece of colonial Brazilian numismatic history and an excellent addition to a collection of early world gold coins, Portuguese coinage or historic investment-grade gold.
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