1769 Brazil Joseph I Gold Half Johanna 6400 Reis EF

1769 Brazil Joseph I Gold Half Johanna 6400 Reis EFStruck in 1769 under the reign of King Joseph I of Portugal, the Brazilian Gold Half Johanna (6400 Ris) is a stunning example of colonial era wealth and power. Minted in Brazil from rich Minas Gerais gold, these coins circulated widely across the Portuguese Empire and were prized for their high gold content and impressive size. Known as a Half Johanna or Meia Pea, it represents half the value of the massive 12800 Ris Johanna. These coins often made

This innovative process marked the creation of the first currency minted in Australia

Up to and including 2021 we explore four international trade routes based on the wind directions

Issued by the Royal Australia Mint for the 10th anniversary of the $1 coin

A horizontal eight-shaped symbol was first used mathematically in the 17th century to denote the concept of the endless and unlimited

Its lightweight design and exceptional handling made it a favourite among drivers

the horse also represents success and good fortune

Obverse features the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Legendary mintage of just 1

The 1897 South Africa Gold Half Pond

best known for creating the iconic reverse of Australia’s 1967 Swan Pattern Dollar

Like other marsupials

the icon has appeared on the coins of every British monarch since