after the central bank launched the second model of real banknotes, the banknotes that became “old” stopped circulating. Among them, there was a note considered special, as it was from a commemorative edition.
Currently, its market value seems to have gone up a lot compared to what it was. Read this article now and find out why an old 10 reais bill can cost 140 reais.
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Considered one of the rarest of the royal family, along with the R$1 note. Of them, only 250 million copies were made, but over the years, they disappeared, becoming very damaged or being collected by the Central Bank itself.
Although they are still circulating today, and used as money regularly, this fact alone does not make up for it, since the same note is costing around 140 reais for collectors. Also, here's a tip: if you have a note like this, it's more profitable to keep for a future investment.
Created in 2000, it was produced in honor of the 500th anniversary of the arrival of the Portuguese to Brazilian lands. Due to its dominant colors, such as blue and orange, as well as a red circle in the center of a transparent circle, the note ends up drawing even more attention.
Stamping these 10 reais are: Pedro Álvares Cabral, with the map of Brazil, as well as his caravels at his side. There is also in the image, a copy of the letters sent to the Portuguese crown about the discovery of new lands.
This work of art, presented and used daily in the near past, still included photos of several Brazilians representing the nation's rich cultural and ethnic diversity, on the back of the ballot.
One can also notice the writing “Brasil 1500-2000”, milestones precisely related to the discovery of Brazil and the year in which the note was made.
