Banknotes of Brazil

The official currency of Brazil is the Brazilian real (BRL), issued by the Central Bank of Brazil, which was established in 1965. Paper money was first introduced in Brazil during the early colonial period, around the 17th century, with the introduction of the "réis." In 1994, Brazil underwent a major currency reform, replacing the cruzeiro with the real to stabilize the economy. Collectors find the diversity of Brazilian banknotes compelling, particularly the series released in 1994, known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs. A notable feature is the incorporation of unique security elements, such as the watermark and transparent window, which reflect technological advancements in banknote printing during that period. This series also showcases prominent figures from Brazilian history, making it visually and historically appealing.