Brazil minted these large silver coins between 1778 and 1805. They are valuable coins. The one in our picture comes from Sincona in Zurich, Switzerland where it sold for 180 Swiss francs (about the same number of US dollars) during a 2014 auction. It would probably have sold for more if there were no scratches on the back.
Recent catalogs appear to be somewhat behind the times. Comparing them to actual auction results, these coins are more valuable than (at least some) catalogs indicate. We have adjusted our values below to reflect recent auction results.
320 REIS
worn: $30 US dollars approximate catalog value
average circulated: $90
well preserved: $270
640 REIS
worn: $40 US dollars approximate catalog value
average circulated: $120
well preserved: $360
For 320 reis coins, specific date matters little. However, for 640 reis coins, there are some 'good dates' which carry values higher than those above.
640 REIS GOOD DATES
1782: $400 well preserved
1790: $1000 well preserved
1792: $1000
1795: $1000
1805: $700
Coins that are scratched, stained, marred, cleaned, or nicked are worth much less. Please read our Important Terminology page so you can understand how to interpret the catalog values on this page.
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