Own a piece of Portuguese colonial history with this exceptional 1901 1⁄12 Tanga from Portuguese India, minted in Lisboa during the reign of King Charles I. This rare standard circulation coin represents a fascinating monetary system where twelve tangas equaled one real in the historic Rupia currency that circulated from 1880 to 1958. The coin showcases the craftsmanship of early 20th-century Portuguese numismatic production, making it a compelling addition to any world coins collection. Portuguese India coins from this era are increasingly difficult to locate, particularly well-preserved specimens. Collectors value this denomination for its historical significance, documenting Portugal’s colonial presence in Asia and the unique monetary structures of the period. Whether you’re building a Portuguese colonial collection, pursuing Indian numismatic rarities, or seeking pieces from King Charles I’s brief reign (1889-1908), this authentic tanga offers both historical appeal and collector investment potential. A must-have for serious numismatists.
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