Coin Portugal 2013 Euros Series

This numismatic set includes the eight euro coin denominations issued by Portugal in 2013, ranging from 1 cent to 2 euros. Each coin features a distinct design, while sharing a common iconographic theme related to the history of Portugal.

The 1, 2, and 5 cent coins feature a representation of the Royal Seal dating from 1134. This seal, a symbol of Portuguese royalty at that time, bears witness to the origins of the kingdom and its nascent identity. The details of the seal, although stylized, allow one to appreciate the heraldic elements and symbols of power used by the monarchy.

The 10, 20, and 50 cent coins feature the Royal Seal of 1142. This seal, slightly later, reflects the evolution of the kingdom and the changes that occurred in the representation of royal power. The subtle differences compared to the seal of 1134 can be observed, reflecting the nuances of Portuguese history.

Finally, the 1 and 2 euro coins highlight the Royal Seal of 1144. This more recent seal completes the series and offers a further perspective on the history of the Portuguese monarchy. Together, these representations trace the evolution of royal symbols over time.

All the coins are presented in "BU" (Brilliant Uncirculated) quality, which means they are in exceptional condition, with a sharp strike and well-defined details. It is important to note that the visual provided is non-contractual and may differ slightly from the actual set.