Portuguese Timor

Timor Português


Colony of Portugal


 
 

REFERENCE: Portuguese Timor (Portuguese: Timor Português) was the name of East Timor at the time it was under Portuguese control. During this period, Portugal shared the island of Timor with the Dutch East Indies, and later with Indonesia.
After Lisbon began the decolonization process in 1974, Indonesia invaded the territory in 1975, which led to the end of Portuguese rule. The invasion was not recognized in other countries, so Portuguese Timor formally existed officially until the country gained independence as Timor-Leste in 2002. Wiki
 

cat. # P
face value
year
Description/Notes
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Banco Nacional Ultramarino

Timor


 

Issue 1910

Manufacturer/Printer - Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co (BWC)
P:1
 1 pataca
1910
 
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P:2
 5 patak
1910
 
 
 
P:3
 10 patak
1910
 
 
 
P:4
 20 patak
1910
 
REVERSE

 
 
 
 
 
 
P:13
 10 avos
1940
 
REVERSE

 
 
 
 
 
 
P:21
 100 escudos
1959
 
REVERSE

P:21
 100 escudos
1959
 Sign. var.
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P:22
 500 escudos
1959
 
REVERSE

 
 
 
 
 
 
P:26
 20 escudos
1967
Sign.: O ADMINISTRADOR - Samuel Rodrigues Sanches, O GOVERNADOR - Francisco José Vieira Machado.
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P:26
 20 escudos
1967
 Sign. var. #6
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P:26
 20 escudos
1967
 Sign. var. #7
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P:26
 20 escudos
1967
 Sign. var.
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P:26
 20 escudos
1967
 Sign. var.
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P:26
 20 escudos
1967
 Sign. var.
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P:26
 20 escudos
1967
 Sign. var.
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P:26
 20 escudos
1967
 Sign. var.
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P:27
 50 escudos
1967
 
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P:28
 100 escudos
1963
 
REVERSE

P:28
 100 escudos
1963
 Sign. var.
REVERSE

P:28
 100 escudos
1963
 Sign. var.
REVERSE

P:28
 100 escudos
1963
 Sign. var.
REVERSE

P:28
 100 escudos
1963
 Sign. var.
REVERSE

 
 
 
 
 
 
P:29.3
 500 escudos
1963
 Sign. 3
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P:29
 500 escudos
1963
 Sign.
REVERSE