Brazil, Pedro II 1831-1889. 1000 Reis 1860/ 50, data overstruck, KM 459, Silver 30,3 mm, weight 12,77 g. .917, Condition XF, slightly cleaned, nice toned

Brazil, Joao, Prince Regent 1799-1818. 960 Reis 1810, Rio de Janeiro or Bahia, KM 307, Silver 41 mm, weight 26,63 g., Condition Good VF, nice grey patina, slight surface defects on reverse, struck on Spanish 8 Reales coin (clearly visible details in background), illegible mint mark letter B or R

Brazil. 80 Reis 1809 (countermark on 40 Reis 1796), KM 290.1, Copper 40 mm, weight 29,13 g., Condition aVF (XF), well struck and visible countermark

Brazil, Joao, Prince Regent 1799-1818. 960 Reis 1810 R, Rio de Janeiro, KM 307.3, Silver 41 mm, weight 26,7 g., Condition NGC UNC Details, nice slightly toned, features the exact details from the main coin, struck on a Bolivian 8 Reales 1800 PTS-PJ, Patosi.

Brazil, Joao, Prince Regent 1799-1818. 960 Reis 1817 B, Bahia, KM 307.1, Silver 41 mm, weight 26,85 g., Condition VF+, struck on Spanish 8 Reales coin, nice old patina

Brazil 10 Centavos 1948, KM 561, Al-Br 17,04 mm, Condition UNC

Brazil, Pedro II 1831-1889. 2000 Reis 1888, KM 485, Silver 37 mm, weight 25,61 g. .900, Condition XF+, slightly toned near the edge, beautiful shiny specimen

Brazil, Joao, Prince Regent 1799-1818. 960 Reis 1817 R, Rio de Janairo, KM 307.3, Silver 41 mm, weight 26,73 g., Condition XF, struck on Spanish 8 Reales coin, nice patina and shine, gently cleaned in the past, attractive specimen

Brazil 1000 Reis 1927, KM 525, Al-Br 26,8 mm, weight 8,04 g., Condition XF, patina

Brazil (Republic). 20 Reis 1889, KM 490, Bronze 25 mm, weight 6,97 g., Condition aUNC

Brazil. 100 Reis 1932, 400th Anniversary of Colanization, KM 527, Cu-Ni 21 mm, weight 4,92 g., Condition XF

Brazil 50 Centavos 1948, KM 563, Al-Br 21,4 mm, Condition UNC

Brazil 300 Reis 1938, KM 546, Cu-Ni 20,8 mm, Condition UNC

Brazil. 500 Reis 1922, Independence Centennial, KM 521.1, Al-Br 22,7 mm, weight 4,0 g., Condition XF+, patina, nice surface with a mint sheen

Brazil, 300 Reis 1938, Dr. Getulio Vargas, KM 546, Cu-Ni 20,8 mm, weight 4,4 g., Condition UNC