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5 Mil Réis
| Uitgever | O Governo Revolucionario do Brazil |
|---|---|
| Jaar | 1924 |
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| Waarde | 5 Mil Réis |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | Typeset reverse within a plain rectangular border, with '5$000' at each corner. The centre is occupied by the large bold denomination 'CINCO MIL RÉIS'. Above it, a patriotic appeal in Portuguese urges lending to the Revolution, while below, a further inscription invokes the sacrifice of soldiers and appeals to the holders' generosity. |
| Opschrift keerzijde | 5$000 Emprestar á Revolução é amparar os soldados que derramam seu sangue para a implantação de um regimen de liberdade, de abundancia, de justiça e de civilisação. CINCO MIL RÉIS Elles deixaram familias e bens e luctam e morrem por vós : sêde bons para com elles. |
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The "Governo Revolucionario do Brazil" issuer designation places this note squarely within the tenente movement — specifically the São Paulo revolt of July 1924, when a faction of junior military officers seized the city and held it for three weeks before federal forces retook it. Emergency currency was issued to keep provisional operations funded. The movement was defeated, but it fed directly into the broader revolutionary currents that eventually produced Getúlio Vargas's 1930 coup.
Notes from this episode are scarce precisely because the issuing authority ceased to exist within a matter of days.