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| 背面描述 | Lithographed in burnt sienna, the reverse carries the arms of the Republic as the principal design element, positioned in the upper right corner against an otherwise unadorned ground. The composition is spare and formal, consistent with the utilitarian aesthetic of early twentieth-century Brazilian Treasury issues. |
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| 防伪描述 | Intertwined letters RB and the text CINCO MIL RÉIS visible in reserved blank areas on the obverse |
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By 1907, Brazil's National Treasury had been issuing Mil Réis notes under successive numbered prints for over a decade, each print distinguishable primarily by serial numbering conventions and minor typographic adjustments rather than wholesale redesign. The 11th Print designation reflects this administrative continuity — the Casa da Moeda do Brasil had by this point absorbed domestic production entirely, having progressively displaced the European contract printers used in earlier decades.
Georges Duval's involvement as designer is a detail worth flagging: his name appears in the plate work of multiple Brazilian issues of this period, likely through earlier contract arrangements whose engraved elements were simply carried forward into domestically printed runs.