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Brazil - Emperor Peter II (1831-1889) Coins

The official currency of Brazil is the Brazilian real, introduced in 1994 as part of the Real Plan to stabilize the economy. Brazilian numismatics reflect a rich monetary history that dates back to colonial times and has undergone various changes over the years.

The current Brazilian real

The Brazilian real is divided into 100 cents and is available in coins of 5, 10, 25, 50 cents and 1 real. Banknotes circulate in denominations of 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 reais. The Central Bank of Brazil is responsible for the issuance and control of the currency, implementing advanced security measures to prevent counterfeiting.

Brazilian monetary history

Before the real, Brazil used several currencies, including the cruzeiro and the cruzado. During the colonial period, Portuguese and Spanish coins circulated. An important milestone in Brazilian numismatics was the minting of the first coins in Brazilian territory in 1695, marking the beginning of a monetary tradition of its own that has evolved to the present, reflecting the country's political and economic changes.

Country Brazil
Flag
Coin Real (BRL)
1€ 6,21R$
Continent America Sur
Capital city Brasília
ISO2 BR
ISO3 BRA
Catalogued coins 873

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Ancient coins of Brazil

To facilitate their classification, we have decided to organise the coins according to their historical period, you can consult the coins by historical numismatic categories of Brazil.

King John VI 1802-1822 Emperor Peter I 1823-1831 Emperor Peter II 1831-1889 Antiguo Real (Republic) 1889-1942 First Crossing 1942-1967 Cruceiro New 1967-1970 Segundo Cruceiro 1970-1986 Crusader 1986-1989 Crusader New 1989-1990 Third Crossing 1990-1993 Royal Crossing 1993-1994 Real 1994-?

The most valuable coins

The most valuable Brazil - Emperor Peter II (1831-1889) coins and sought after by collectors according to Foronum statistics are the following:

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The valuation of these coins has been achieved through a meticulous algorithm that considers the current market, taking into account aspects such as material, weight, diameter, edge, year of mintage, mint of manufacture and the number of coins produced. Coins with limited mintages and in good condition are usually among the most valuable.

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40 réis

KM#444.1 FO#17390
Price 8,00€-10,00€
Year 1829-1835

40 réis

KM#444.2 FO#17389
Year 1835

2000 reis

KM#462 FO#26125
Year 1851-1852

500 réis

KM#464 FO#11221
Price 8,05€
Year 1853-1867

1,000 réis

KM#465 FO#11223
Price 20,00€
Year 1853-1866

2,000 réis

KM#466 FO#18022
Year 1853-1867

200 réis

KM#469 FO#18288
Price 9,99€
Year 1854-1867

200 réis

KM#471 FO#11220
Year 1867-1869

500 réis

KM#472 FO#11222
Price 10,00€
Year 1867-1868

10 réis

KM#473 FO#12058
Price 3,04€
Year 1868-1870

20 réis

KM#474 FO#7123
Price 2,91€-10,00€
Year 1868-1870

1,000 réis

KM#476 FO#13769
Year 1869

100 réis

KM#477 FO#11219
Price 1,00€-5,00€
Year 1871-1885

200 réis

KM#478 FO#14558
Price 4,07€-6,30€
Year 1871-1884

40 réis

KM#479 FO#11762
Price 4,00€-8,95€
Year 1873-1880

500 reis

KM#480 FO#25813
Year 1876-1889

50 réis

KM#482 FO#11218
Year 1886-1888

100 réis

KM#483 FO#6128
Price 9,75€
Year 1886-1889

200 réis

KM#484 FO#19657
Year 1887

2000 reis

KM#485 FO#23723
Year 1886-1889

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