Colonia portuguesa de la India. Type Collection with 9 Old coins 1881-1961 (Sin Precio de Reserva)

Interesting collection Colonial Portugese India. 9 different coins (type collection, all with unique catalogue number Krause) starting from 1881 up to 1961 Several better qualities and silver coin included.

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Vasco da Gama, the Portuguese explorer, first visited India in 1498. Portugal seized control of a number of islands and small enclaves on the west coast of India, and for the next hundred years enjoyed a monopoly on trade. With the arrival of powerful Dutch and English fleets in the first half of the 17th century, Portuguese power in the area declined until virtually all of India that remained under Portuguese control were the west coast enclaves of Goa, Damao and Diu. They were forcibly annexed by India in 1962.
RULER
Portuguese, until 1961
DENOMINATION
The denomination of most copper coins appears in numerals on the reverse, though 30 Reis is often given as “1/2 T,” and 60 Reis as “T” (T = Tanga). The silver coins have the denomination in words, usually on the obverse until 1850, then on the reverse.
MONETARY SYSTEM
960 Reis = 16 Tanga = 1 Rupia