Rare Silver 400 Réis Coin - 2nd Type "Cruzado Novo de João Príncipe Regente" (1815) • Immerse yourself in the allure of numismatics with this extraordinary Silver 400 Réis coin, also recognized as the "Cruzado Novo de João Príncipe Regente - 2nd type." Minted during the reign of King D. João VI in 1815, this rare and valuable piece stands as a poignant milestone in the history of Portugal. • About The Item: Unveil the captivating history behind this remarkable silver coin, weighing 15g with a diameter of 36mm and a thickness of 1.7mm. The obverse features the crowned Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Portugal, accompanied by the denomination on the left and the year on the right. The Latin inscription around the periphery reads: "JOANNES D G PORT E ALG P REGENS 400 1815." On the reverse, a Cross of the Order of Christ with rosettes in the corners, adorned with the Latin inscription: "IN HOC SIGNO VINCES." • Key Features: 1. Striking portrayal of the Coat of Arms of Portugal. 2. Intricately designed Cross of the Order of Christ. 3. Silver purity of 0.917. 4. Listed in Krause catalog as KM# 331. • Included in The Item: Delight in the possession of this rare coin, carefully packaged and sent to your doorstep, making it a perfect addition to any collector's treasury. • Condition and Delivery: Rest assured, we prioritize the preservation of the item's condition during packaging and ensure secure and prompt delivery, guaranteeing the safe arrival of this esteemed collectible. • Disclaimer: Our items are sourced from inheritances and regional markets, with meticulous research conducted for accurate information. While we strive to provide comprehensive details, the complete history or origin of the item may not always be available. We transparently describe any flaws and markings to the best of our ability. Tags: Numismatics, Rare Coin, Portuguese History, Collectibles, Silver Coin, Historical Currency, King D. João VI, Krause Catalog, Order of Christ, Coin Collecting, Historical Artifacts, Valuable Coins, Antique Currency, Latin Inscription, Cross Design, Portugal Heritage.