Portugal, Taiwan Commemorative Unc

This 200 Escudo coin from Portugal was issued when Portugal had its own currency, today they only issue coins in Euros. The coin was issued in 1996 and commemorates the arrival of Portuguese ships in Taiwan. It has a Portuguese sailing ship with a map of Taiwan and the Portuguese coat of arms. A crownsized Uncirculated Coin.
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SKU: FPO2005
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