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100 Mil Réis 3rd.Banco do Brazil, Series A,B,C
| Emittent | Banco do Brazil (3rd) |
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| Jahr | 1868 |
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| Druckerei | American Banknote Corporation (American Bank Note Company), Ottawa, New York, United States (1795-date) |
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| Rückseitenbeschreibung | Printed entirely in blue, the reverse is dominated by an elaborate geometrical guilloche pattern executed in the Marajoara indigenous decorative style, with dense interlocking angular and curved motifs filling the entire field. The denomination numeral "100" appears in large characters within circular cartouches at left and right, flanking the central bank name legend set against the ornate lathe-work background. |
| Rückseitenlegende | BANCO DO BRAZIL (Translation: Bank of Brazil) |
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The third Banco do Brazil — distinct from both the imperial institution founded in 1808 and the modern federal bank established in 1905 — operated as a private commercial bank chartered in 1851. This 100 Mil Réis note, issued across Series A, B, and C, was printed by the American Bank Note Company at a moment when Brazilian banking was expanding rapidly ahead of the currency instability that would follow the Paraguayan War's fiscal aftermath.
The ABNC's New York facilities handled a significant share of Brazilian paper at this period, giving the note's engraving a technical precision that domestic Brazilian printing could not yet match. Series lettering was the primary method of distinguishing successive print runs rather than distinct plate changes.