1910 Portuguese Manuel II 100 Reis Silver Coin AU58 1910 PORTUGAL 100R 1910: Year of minting; PORTUGAL: Portugal; 100R = 100 Reis, the currency unit of the Swiss franc. AU 58 Condition Score AU = About Uncirculated; Out of 70 points, AU58 indicates that the coin has only very slight circulation wear, with major high points remaining intact and a large area retaining its original silver luster. It is considered top-grade among circulated coins. Obverse (King's Head) Main Design: Left-hand portrait of Manuel II, the last King of Portugal, as a young boy; Surrounding Latin Inscription: EMANVEL II PORTVG ET ALGARB REX Translation: Manuel II, King of Portugal and the Algarve; Bottom indicates the year 1910. Reverse (Face Value): Center: 100 REIS; Top: Portuguese Royal Crown; Fronts: Surrounded by olive branches and leaves, tied with a bow at the bottom, a classic European coin decoration. 1910 marked the end of the Portuguese monarchy. The Republican Revolution broke out that year, forcing Manuel II into exile, and the Kingdom of Portugal was formally transformed into a republic. Material: Silver coin, the standard 100 Swiss franc silver subsidiary coin, small in size, with a rich silver luster.