KM# 199, N# 35452; Silver 1.65 g.; João V; Lisbon mint; XF

KM# 261, N# 35309; Copper; Maria I and Pedro III; VF+/XF-

KM# 535, Gomes# Gomes# C1 11,10, N# 13025; Silver (.917) 12.50 g.; Carlos I; Lisbon Mint; AUNC with luster and nice toning. Hairlines.

KM# 563, Gomes# R 07,01, N# 11150; Silver (.835) 2.50 g.; Lisbon Mint; UNC with mint luster & nice toning

KM# 566, Gomes# R 04,02, N# 4932; Copper-nickel; Lisbon Mint; UNC with full mint luster

KM# 569, Gomes# R 05,02, N# 11149; Bronze; Lisbon Mint; UNC with red luster.

KM# 575, Gomes# R 19,03, N# 8796; Aluminium bronze; Lisbon Mint; UNC with luster.

KM# 577, N# 991; Nickel brass; Lisbon Mint; UNC with luster.

KM# MS25 (KM# 689a-692a); Silve (.925)., Total weight 98.00 g.; VII Portuguese Discoveries Series - Portugal e o Mar da China; Mintage 20000 pcs.; In original package with certificate; BUNC

KM# 963, N# 401281; Gold (.999) 23.33 g., Proof; Numismatic Treasures - 24 Escudos "DOBRA"; mintage: 1109 pcs.; in original box with sertificate.

KW1752; Silver 37 mm.; With original ribbon; with hallmarks; original name: Medalha de Comportamento Exemplar; The Exemplary Conduct Medal (Medalha de Comportamento Exemplar) was established by the Ministry of War of Portugal on October 2, 1863. It was created together with the Military Bons Serviços Medal and the Military Valor Medal as an effort to foster loyalty and unity among the Portuguese Army. They were created by Military Organic Decree, and since then they have been called all together as "Military Medal" (Medalha Militar). Originally, the Exemplary Conduct Medal consisted of three grades; Gold Medal, Silver Medal, and Copper Medal. It is awarded to Portuguese military personnel in recognition of exemplary moral conduct, loyalty, and spirit over a long military career. The Medal was reformed by the First Republic in 1911 abolishing all royal symbols, and its insignia was changed again in 1971.; Condition-I

KW1753; Silver 35 mm.; With original ribbon and clasp; with hallmarks (hallmarked 833 fineness Lisbon assay and maker mark, (Joao Anjos) on ring; original name: Medalha Naval Comemorativa do 5º Cenyenario da Morte do Infante D. Henrique. Awesame design, incredible detail and finest quality workmanship. Incorporating several Portuguese motiffs (Order of Christ and Avis etc). Obverse inscribed: "Talant de bie faire"; reverse: "Do Infante d.Henrique + Quinto Centenatrio Da Morte". Designer/maker initials present. Original ribbon. Medal came in 2 classes (gold and silver, respective numbers made were 1000 of 'gold' and 2000 of silver). Issued to Nationals and Foreigners between 1960 and 1963. Rarely found medal, would certainly please any collector.; Condition-I