Angola. 1/2 Macuta 1763 (1 Macuta, Countermark 1837), KM 50.1, Copper 32 mm, weight 8,419 g., Condition Fine (VF), dark patina, clearly visible countermark.

By royal edict of 21.03.1837, the doubling of the face value of the coins was established, after acquiring a countermark in the shape of a large coat of arms in the crown.

Angola. Centavo 1921, KM 60, Bronze 19 mm, weight 2,97 g., Condition UNC, nice brown glossy patina, mint staet specimen, scarce in this state of preservation

Angola. 1 Macuta 1789 (2 Macutas, Countermark 1837), KM 51.3, Copper 37 mm, weight 16,47 g., Condition Fine (VF), dark patina, clearly visible countermark.

By royal edict of 21.03.1837, the doubling of the face value of the coins was established, after acquiring a countermark in the shape of a large coat of arms in the crown.

Angola 10 Escudos 1952, KM 73, Silver 24 mm, weight 5,0 g. .720, Condition aXF

Angola Macuta 1814, KM 46, Copper 35 mm, Condition XF/AU, very attractive piece

Angola, 50 Centavos 1923, KM 65, Nickel 31 mm, weight 10,5 g., Conditiona NGC MS 62

Angola, 5 Centavos 1922, KM 62, Bronze 25 mm, weight 8,0 g., Condition NGC MS 63 BN, scarce in this condition

Angola. 1 Macuta 1763 (2 Macutas, Countermark 1837), KM 51.1, Copper 37 mm, weight 19,34 g., Condition VF, nice brown patina

By royal edict of 21.03.1837, the doubling of the face value of the coins was established, after acquiring a countermark in the shape of a large coat of arms in the crown.

Angola. 1 Macuta 1763 (2 Macutas, Countermark 1837), KM 51.1, Copper 37 mm, weight 16,0 g., Condition VF, well struck and visible countermark

By royal edict of 21.03.1837, the doubling of the face value of the coins was established, after acquiring a countermark in the shape of a large coat of arms in the crown.