Brazil 200 reis Regular Coinage King Pedro II KM-471 MS62 PCGS silver coin 1867

The 1867 Brazil 200 Réis silver coin is a remarkable example of the refined artistry of the Brazilian Empire under Dom Pedro II. Struck in silver and certified MS62 by PCGS, this issue represents both historical prestige and numismatic beauty. The obverse features a left-facing portrait of Emperor Pedro II, rendered with impressive realism — his distinctive beard and dignified expression framed by the Latin legend PETRUS II D.G.C. IMP. ET PERP. BRAS. DEF. (“Pedro II, by the Grace of God, Emperor and Perpetual Defender of Brazil”), with the date 1867 below. The reverse depicts the imperial coat of arms, surmounted by the royal crown and encircled by a laurel wreath, containing the Southern Cross constellation, armillary sphere, and crossed branches, with the denomination 200 RÉIS at the base. This elegant silver coin reflects the grandeur of Brazil’s monarchy and its era of progress, making it a prized piece of 19th-century imperial numismatics.

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