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100 Mil Réis Thesouro Nacional, Copper exchange note
| Emittent | Imperio do Brasil |
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| Jahr | 1833 |
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| Währung | Real (1799-1942) |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | 100 100$000 CEM MIL REIS. Cem mil reis. CEM MIL REIS. 100$000 100 100$000 CEM MIL REIS. 100$000 100$000. 100$000. Imperio do Brasil. Esta cedula será recebida como moeda nas Estações Publicas desta Provincia d_ ___________________ no valor de CEM MIL Rs. 100 100$000. Nº ___ 100$000. HUM MIL REIS 1$000. HUM MIL REIS 1$000. HUM MIL REIS 100 100$000 CEM MIL REIS. Cem mil reis. CEM MIL REIS. 100$000 100 (Translation: 100$000. One Hundred Thousand Réis Empire of Brazil This ballot will be received as currency at the Public Stations of this _____ Province in the amount of One Hundred Thousand Réis.) |
| Rückseitenbeschreibung | Unprinted white paper reverse, bearing a visible ladder-pattern watermark (filigrana em escada) across the surface, along with two handwritten manuscript signatures applied by authorized officials of the issuing province. |
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Brazil's Imperial Treasury began issuing copper exchange notes — cédulas de cobre — in 1833 as a direct response to a chronic shortage of small-denomination copper coinage in circulation. The notes were explicitly redeemable for copper coin, not silver or gold, which placed them firmly at the bottom of the monetary hierarchy and made them deeply unpopular with merchants, who regarded copper itself as a debased medium.
The series predates the Banco do Brasil's later note-issuing monopoly and reflects a period when the Treasury was improvising monetary infrastructure for a country barely a decade into independence. Surviving examples are rare; most circulated heavily and were redeemed or simply disintegrated.