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| 裏面の説明 | Multicolour intaglio printing. The reverse carries a vignette of Augusto Ruschi in the field examining orchids, rendered in fine chalcographic line work, with a hummingbird — a subject closely associated with Ruschi's ecological research — incorporated as a secondary design element. The denomination '500' and the spelled-out value 'QUINHENTOS CRUZADOS NOVOS' are inscribed within the composition. |
| 裏面の銘文 | 500 500 QUINHENTOS CRUZADOS NOVOS (Translation: 500 500 Five Hundred Cruzados Novos) |
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This note belongs to the Cruzado Novo series, a currency that lasted barely a year. The Cruzado Novo was introduced in January 1989 as part of the Summer Plan — Plano Verão — Brazil's latest attempt to stabilize an inflation rate that had exceeded 900% annually. By early 1990 it was already failing, and in March of that year the incoming Collor government replaced it with the Cruzeiro, simultaneously freezing 80% of private savings accounts in the most dramatic monetary intervention in Brazilian postwar history.
Notes dated 1990 effectively circulated into a crisis rather than away from one.