1741 india, Portuguese india 1 Pardau - João V Goa Silver Weight 5.9 gram Extermaly rare coin

Description

Introducing the 1741 India, Portuguese India 1 Pardau, a remarkable silver coin issued during the reign of King João V. Weighing in at 5.9 grams, this coin is an exquisite piece of history and a testament to the rich Portuguese influence in Goa during the early 18th century. Struck from high-quality silver, this external rarity showcases the intricate craftsmanship typical of the era. The 1 Pardau denomination reflects the currency used for trade and commerce, making it a significant artifact for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. The coin not only represents the economic activity of Portuguese India but also serves as a reminder of the cultural exchanges and historical events that shaped the region. Its rarity and excellent condition make it a coveted item for collectors seeking to enrich their portfolios with unique and historically significant pieces. This coin comes ungraded, allowing collectors to appreciate its raw beauty and provenance. With its captivating history and collectible value, this 1741 1 Pardau is not just a coin; it is a piece of art with enduring significance.