Portugal 1799 - Real Erario 20000 Reis Apólice, Original Issue, No Overprint, Lisboa No. 37723
The Royal Treasury, or Real Erario, was established in 1761 to centralize the finances of Portugal and its colonies. By the 1790s, government borrowing had grown amid the costs of war and the demands placed on the Crown's finances. On October 29, 1796, Portugal opened a public loan of 10 million cruzados, equivalent to 4 billion reis. Subscribers received apolices issued by the Royal Treasury. Read more →
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