Portugal. D. Fernando I (1367-1383). Tornês de Escudo (72 Dinheiros) - ᙢ - Miranda - Muito Rara

The Tornês de Escudo (72 Dinheiros) minted under King Fernando I of Portugal (1367-1383) is a medieval Portuguese silver coin. The rarity and historical context of this coin highlight the complex monetary system of medieval Portugal, which evolved from Moorish and European influences. Coins denominated in 'dinheiros' were common during this period, serving as everyday currency. The coin’s association with Miranda points to its regional mintage or circulation. Such rare coins are valuable for understanding the monetary history of the Iberian Peninsula and the political-economic conditions before the Portuguese dynastic crises at the end of the 14th century.