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1913-A Brazil 500 Reis PCGS MS65 GEM BU Silver Coin KM-512 Gold Shield

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$195.00

1913-A Brazil 500 Réis — PCGS MS65 GEM UNCIRCULATED

A beautiful early Brazilian Republic silver coin, certified GEM MS65 by PCGS and housed in an older PCGS Gold Shield holder.

Coin Details

  • Country: Brazil

  • Year: 1913-A

  • Denomination: 500 Réis

  • Catalog Number: KM-512

  • Grade: PCGS MS65 (Gem Mint State)

  • Certification Number: 47784209

  • PCGS Coin Number: 28740

  • Composition: Silver

  • Condition: Certified Uncirculated

  • Holder: PCGS Gold Shield

Description

Offered here is a beautiful 1913-A Brazil 500 Réis, professionally authenticated and graded PCGS MS65 GEM UNCIRCULATED.

This attractive silver coin features the allegorical female portrait representing the Brazilian Republic, surrounded by the inscription REPÚBLICA DOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DO BRAZIL.

The reverse displays the Brazilian national coat of arms above the denomination of 500 Réis, surrounded by the national motto ORDEM E PROGRESSO (Order and Progress).

The coin exhibits attractive silvery surfaces with subtle warm toning visible in the photographs. Its impressive Gem Mint State grade makes it a desirable addition to a high-grade collection of Brazilian or Latin American coins.

Historical Background

Issued in 1913 during Brazil's First Republic (1889–1930), this coin represents an important period in Brazilian history following the abolition of the monarchy in 1889.

The design reflects the ideals of the newly established republic, including national unity, progress, and modernization.

Certification and Authenticity

This coin has been independently authenticated, graded, and encapsulated by Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS).

Certification No. 47784209

The photographs show the actual coin offered for sale. You will receive the exact PCGS-certified coin pictured.

An excellent opportunity for collectors of Brazilian coinage, world silver coins, and certified Gem Mint State material.