On 2 August 2020, new 200-real notes (B880a) were introduced. Approximately 450 million notes had been printed at a cost of 325 reales per thousand banknotes. On 9 October 2020, the Federal Public Defender’s Office filed a Public Civic Action claiming lack of accessibilty to the sight-impaired because the newRead More…
Like B874f, but new signatures. Courtesy of Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
Like B421b, but new signatures (Pesce/Massa). Courtesy of Alex Zlotin.Read More…
Like B381a, but 2-mm windowed security thread. Printed by Goznak in 2020, but with CASA DE LA MONEDA-VENEZUELA imprint. Courtesy of Dario Silva.Read More…
Like B380a, but 2-mm windowed security thread. Printed by Goznak in 2020, but with CASA DE LA MONEDA-VENEZUELA imprint. Courtesy of Dario Silva.Read More…
Like B379a, but 2-mm windowed security thread. Printed by Goznak in 2020, but with CASA DE LA MONEDA-VENEZUELA imprint. Courtesy of Dario Silva.Read More…
Like B298e, but new date (2015). Courtesy of Don Ludwig (www.polymernotes.org).Read More…
Courtesy of Gustavo Fernández Artigas, Ivan Bogdanov, Claudio Marana, and Dennis Zammit.Read More…
According to a press release dated 29 July 2020, the Banco Central do Brasil planned to introduce a new denomination, the 200-real note (B880a), on 2 August 2020. Images of same have not yet been released, but the note will feature the maned wolf on back. Courtesy of Aidan WorkRead More…
Like B418a, but new signatures (Sandleris/Monzó). Courtesy of Tang Hao.Read More…