Rc0584 R188 Um Conto Reis Prova 1927 Mocinha

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RC0584 R188 Um Conto De Reis Prova 1927 MOCINHA HIPER PROMOÇÃO.

RARÍSSIMA PROVA DE REVERSO não catalogada da cédula de Um Conto de Réis da série carinhosamente apelidada de “Mocinha”, Brasil com “S”, Estampa 1ª, emitida em 1927 e impressa pelo ABNCo. para a Caixa de Estabilização, República dos Estados Unidos do Brasil, cujo tema é a República.

Anverso: Sem impressão. UNIFACE. Escritura a lápis “78353” de controle do emissor. Cédula UNIFACE.

Reverso: Violeta, Painel “A Primeira Missa no Brasil”, ao centro, Quadro do pintor Victor Meirelles pintado em 1860, representa a primeira missa celebrada no Brasil, por Frei Henrique Soares, em 26.04.1500, no ilhéu da Coroa Vermelha, situado na baía Cabrália, litoral sul do estado da Bahia e exposto no Museu Nacional de Belas Artes, Rio de Janeiro.
Não apresenta números de estampa e de série. Dois furos de cancelamento.
Prova de reverso colada em cartão.

A vinheta da 1ª Missa Celebrada no Brasil foi gravada para a cédula de 200 Mil Réis do Thesouro Nacional do Brazil Império de 1891, porém foi aproveitada em 1891 para a cédula de 50 MIl Réis do Thesouro Nacional e também foi aplicada nestas cédulas de Um Conto de Réis da primeira estampa da Caixa de Amortização impressas pelo ABNCo.

Após a mudança de padrão monetário em 1942 foi utilizada na 1ª e 2ª Estampa das cédulas de 1.000 Cruzeiros.

Provas procedentes dos arquivos do extinto ABNCº.

Sem dobras, papel estalando, cores vivas, muito linda mesmo.
Cédula nunca foi circulada, está maravilhosa.

SAIBA MAIS1:
A primeira missa no Brasil foi celebrada pelo Frei Henrique de Coimbra no dia 26 de abril de 1500, um domingo, na praia da Coroa Vermelha, em Santa Cruz Cabrália, no litoral sul da Bahia.

Foi um marco para o inicio da história do Brasil e descrita por Pero Vaz de Caminha na carta que enviou ao rei de Portugal, D. Manuel I (1469-1521), dando conta da chegada ao Brasil, então Ilha de Vera Cruz, pela armada de Pedro Álvarez Cabral que se dirigia à Índia.

As provas de cédulas bancárias são, em geral, execuções de teste para as chapas de impressão e projetos; Elas são geralmente unifaces e sem números de série ou assinaturas. As provas são executadas, também, às vezes, para testar opções de cores. Muitas das provas de cédulas são montadas em papel cartão para estabilizar o trabalho durante o processo de aprovação. As cédulas montadas muitas vezes têm anotações das impressoras, escritas a lápis no verso.

PROVAS DE ESTAMPA: São tiragens preliminares, executadas pela empresa impressora, para a aprovação do órgão emissor.
Muitas vezes são impressas em papel cartão e quase sempre separando o anverso do reverso.
São bem cotadas, principalmente pelo seu grau de raridade.
“Claudio Amato, Catalogo Cédulas do Brasil 6ª edição, página 15”.

BRAZIL One Conto Reis TRIAL, ND.1926, P-188/proof/trial
Pick P188a, proof issued by the ABNCo (American Bank Note Co. USA).

Brazilian Gold Certificate – One Million Reis banknote of 1927, issued by the Caixa de Estabilização.
Printed by American Bank Note Company, New York.
1ª Estampa, Issued in 1927, this note was exchanged for gold ingots and coins, with the purpose of building a reserve to make Brazilian money stronger.

This is a One Conto Reis (1,000,000 – One Million) banknote from BRAZIL (spelt Brasil).
Not dated, but it is the Estampa 1ª which was issued at 1927 without serial numbers, POCs, stamps, overprints, serial numbers, series or dates.
The note is a Reverse proof from the archives of the extint ABNCº.

Anverse: VOID. It is only uniface printed.

Obverse: Deep Violet with a vignette of the oil on canvas "The first Mass held in Brazil” by the painter Victor Meirelles at center, exposed on Museu Nacional de Belas Artes, Rio de Janeiro.

Certainly this is only a trial, not a specimen.
Each side shown. This is a single printed note and not two halves.
Visible condition – Stuck on a cardboard. It has no tattered corners or folds.
Two Punch Holes Cancelled.

Issued for test and approval, fresh and crisp antique banknote.
Choice Uncirculated. Brand new.
This banknote has a Krause Standard World Paper Money catalog number # 188a.
Pick not list or prices this type of note and it's considered as very very Rare.

LEARN MORE 1:
In an attempt to stabilize the currency, the Caixa de Estabilisacao was established, backing notes of the treasury in gold. These notes attempted to protect the Brazilian economy, which only lasted for a few years before the 1929 Stock Market Crash and subsequent depression led to a different economic policy being adopted.

Issued in 1926, this note was exchanged for gold ingots and coins, with the purpose of building a reserve to make Brazilian money stronger.

LEARN MORE2:
April 26, 1500 – (Octave of Easter Sunday) Franciscan friar Henrique Soares of Coimbra goes ashore to celebrate mass, curiously watched by some 200 Tupiniquim Indians. It is the first known Christian mass on the American mainland.

Proof banknotes were generally test runs for the printing plates and designs; they were usually single sided and without serial numbers or signatures.
Proofs were also sometimes run to test color options.
Many of the proof banknotes were mounted on cardboard for stability in working their way through the approval process.
The mounted notes often had printers' notations written in pencil on the back side.

Proof banknote:
A proof note is printed with a purpose of establishing the quality, design and other properties of the printing.
Proof notes may be unfinished in design and may be missing certain characteristics (serial number, colour, printing phase) that one would expect to see on a finished note.
Proof notes are usually made to aid the printer and the issuing authority with the selection of design, colour, etc.
A proof note can sometimes bear a 'specimen' overprint.
Cancellation holes may be present.
Proof notes are usually scarce and unavailable to the public.
Note that fully finished notes with zero serial numbers, which are sometimes referred to as 'presentation specimens', are included in this category, as well as trial and essay notes.
Proof notes are not legal tender.

Well-centered, Beautiful, Fresh and Crisp Antique Banknote. Choice Uncirculated.
Sharp corners and edges. No folds, creases, pinholes or tears.
Bright, crisp and clean note displaying vibrant inks and fantastic embossing.
Colours are impressive and the paper is quite crisp. Sharp corners and edges.

This brazil currency banknote will make for sure a superb addition to any collection.
Catalog value $3,000.00.

The highlights of this gem are the central Portrait of Pedro Alvarez Cabral on obverse, regarded as the discoverer of Brazil and the portrait of the oil on canvas "The first Mass held in Brazil” by the painter Victor Meirelles at center, exposed on Museu Nacional de Belas Artes, Rio de Janeiro on reverse.

Amazing extremely beautiful ancient banknote. This is "must have" item!

It probably has the highest value.
Please rely on your knowledge and expertise for an accurate grading.
Great looking note. You will not be disappointed.
From the ABNCo. Files

Lovely appearing antique banknote; fresh, crisp and well-centered.

A beauty to behold!

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