Rc0801 R139m 100 Mil Réis 1918 Modelo Rara

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Rc0801 R139m 100 mil Réis 1918 Modelo Rara.

Modelo não catalogado da cédula de 100.000 Réis, Brazil com “Z”, Estampa 14ª emitida em 1918 e impressa pelo ABNCo para o Tesouro Nacional, República dos Estados Unidos do Brazil, cujo homenageado é o Ex-Presidente Afonso Augusto Moreira Pena.

Anverso: Azul sobre multicores. Medalhão com o Ex-Presidente Moreira Pena, 6º Presidente da República de 15 de novembro de 1906 a 14 de junho de 1909.

Apresenta dois carimbos “MODELO” em vermelho no anverso e quatro furos de cancelamento.

Textos: REPÚBLICA DOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DO BRAZIL – NO THESOURO NACIONAL – SE PAGARÁ AO PORTADOR DESTA A QUANTIA DE – CEM MIL RÉIS – VALOR RECEBIDO.

Reverso: Sépia. Vista do Flamengo, Catete e Largo do Machado, Rio de Janeiro com o Morro do Pão de Açúcar ao fundo – Observe que ainda não havia sido estabelecido o sistema de “Bondinho do Pão de Açúcar”.

Datilografado “ALFÂNDEGA DE PARNAHYBA” em vermelho ao centro sobre a parte superior da vinheta.

Dimensões: 186 x 86 mm

A vinheta foi gravada exclusivamente para o Tesouro Nacional sendo aplicada em múltiplas cores no reverso de diversas cédulas brasileiras impressas pelo ABNCo.

SAIBA MAIS1: AFONSO PENA.
Afonso Augusto Moreira Pena (Santa Bárbara , 30 de novembro de 1847 — Rio de Janeiro, 14 de junho de 1909) foi um político brasileiro.

Membro do Partido Republicano Mineiro, foi posteriormente deputado federal, governador do estado de Minas Gerais, vice-presidente e presidente do Brasil entre 15 de novembro de 1906 e 14 de junho de 1909, data de seu falecimento. Antes da carreira política, foi advogado e jurista.

Foi o 6º presidente do Banco do Brasil no período de outubro de 1895 a novembro de 1898.

SAIBA MAIS2:
Pão de Açúcar é um complexo de morros localizado no bairro da Urca e composto pelo morro do Pão de Açúcar (que dá nome ao complexo), morro da Urca e morro da Babilônia.

Junto com a estátua do Cristo Redentor é o maior cartão-postal da cidade do Rio de Janeiro e um dos mais famosos do Brasil.

Pelas características únicas, margeado pelas águas da baía de Guanabara, constitui-se em uma referência turística internacional para a cidade.

Etimologia:
Há várias versões sobre a origem do nome. Uma das mais conhecidas indica os portugueses como responsáveis.

Durante o apogeu do cultivo da cana-de-açúcar no Brasil (século XVI e XVII), após a cana ser espremida e o caldo fervido e apurado, os blocos de açúcar eram colocados em uma forma de barro cônica (para transportá-los para a Europa), denominada "pão de açúcar".

A semelhança do penhasco carioca com aquela forma de barro teria originado o nome.

SAIBA MAIS3:
A partir das cédulas de 10$000 (14ª estampa), 100$000 (14ª estampa) e 500$000 (12ª estampa), todas impressas pela ABNCo. e emitidas pelo Tesouro Nacional em 1918, temos a padronização das cédulas impressas por aquela empresa, que seguirá o mesmo feitio até a última estampa, qual seja, a da cédula de 500 mil-réis da 15ª estampa (1931-1955). Esse mesmo visual, elaborado pela ABNCo. a partir de 1918, teve continuidade nas novas cédulas do cruzeiro, emitidas a partir de 1943.

Cédulas SPECIMEN e MODELO são cédulas impressas com numeração 000000, carimbadas e perfuradas para serem usadas pelas delegacias e agências governamentais para comparação com cédulas suspeitas de serem contrafações (falsas).

Nunca foi circulada, está maravilhosa.
Sem dobras, papel estalando, cores vivas, muito linda mesmo.
FLOR DE ESTAMPA.

Brazil One Hundred Thousand Reis 1918, MODELO UNC
Pick #68. BRAZIL; Estampa and serial # together.
***** Sugar Loaf Banknote *****
E. 14A ND (1918). Blue on multicolor underprint.

Obverse: Blue on multicolor underprint. Portrait of Former President Afonso Augusto Moreira Pena at center.
Stamped MODELO in red with four POCs. It is a SPECIMEN Banknote.

Reverse: Sepia on ochre underprint. Guanabara Bay with Sugar Loaf at center.
Printed with a typewriter “ALFANDEGA DE PARNAHYBA” on back side.

Currency issued by the ABNCo (American Bank Note Co. USA).
This is a One Hundred Mil Reis (100,000) banknote from BRAZIL (spelt Brasil).

Not dated, but it is Estampa 14ª, which was issued at 1918, with serial 00000.
Uncirculated. Well-centered, Beautiful, Fresh and Crisp Antique Banknote.
Bright, crisp and clean note displaying vibrant inks and fantastic embossing.
Sharp corners and edges. No folds, creases, pinholes or tears.

LEARN MORE1:
Afonso Augusto Moreira Pena (30 November 1847 – 14 June 1909) was a Brazilian politician who served as President of Brazil between 1906 and 1909. Before his political career, Pena had been an attorney, legal scholar and member of the Brazilian Supreme Court. He was the first President to die in office.

He began his political career in 1874 with an election to the Imperial General Assembly.

In the succeeding years, Pena reconciled legislative work with some periods occupying secretariats — secretary of Agriculture (1882), Commerce and Public Issues (1883) and Justice (1885).
Pena then presided over the provincial assembly of Minas Gerais.

After the proclamation of the Republic, he was governor of Minas Gerais between 1892 and 1894.

It was during his administration that Belo Horizonte was set for the future state capital (which at that time was Ouro Preto).

He ran in the presidential election of 1894, but lost by a large margin to Prudente de Morais.

In 1902 Pena became vice-president to Francisco de Paula Rodrigues Alves.

He was elected president in 1906 and served until his death in 1909, a few days after the passing of his son Álvaro Pena.

Afonso Pena was the first Brazilian president to advocate intervening in the coffee economy.
The federal government started to buy production surplus, thus maintaining the high price of coffee in international markets.

Pena also promoted the expansion of railroads.

The reorganization of the Brazilian army was done by Hermes Rodrigues da Fonseca during the Pena administration.

The president also supported Cândido Rondon's expeditions in the Amazon Rainforest.

LEARN MORE2:
Sugarloaf Mountain is a peak situated in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at the mouth of Guanabara Bay on a peninsula that sticks out into the Atlantic Ocean.

The name "Sugarloaf" was coined in the 16th century by the Portuguese during the heyday of sugar cane trade in Brazil. According to historian Vieira Fazenda, blocks of sugar were placed in conical molds made of clay to be transported on ships. The shape given by these molds was similar to the peak, hence the name.

LEARN MORE3:
The American Bank Note Company was a major worldwide engraver of national currency and postage stamps.

About Specimen and Proof Banknotes.
Specimens and proofs were not sent into general circulation.
Many of the specimens were samples used to check the design and/or colors prior to full printing runs.
Others were sent to central banks to help them recognize other countries' banknotes.
Most of the specimen notes had serial numbers that were all zeros.
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.

This type of specimen is surely among the finest in the world.
Most of the pieces are scarce, the intaglio printing superb, and the colors outstanding.
Dates generally range from 1850 to 1930.
This is a museum-quality collection of banknotes.

The quality of this note is simply unimprovable and the colors are bold and scintillating.
A simply gorgeous and top quality note that is very hard to locate in such lofty condition.
Unique in archive and interesting piece of Brazilian numismatic ephemera.
Rare and historic.
A lovely example, this note features attractive vignette of ABNCo.

Very rare and unique hand-cut ABNC (American Banknote Company) archival specimen.
Edges may slightly be uneven as a result from being hand-cut.
Serial numbers 00000, but no signatures.
FourPunch holes through numbers.
Red MODELO overprint on front and back.

This brazil currency banknote will make for sure a superb addition to any collection.
Catalog value $2,000.00.

The highlight of this gem is the vignette at center on reverse showing an old picture of the Sugar Loaf Mountain and the Guanabara Bay at Rio de Janeiro that is a very knowed Brazilian Post Card.

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

A beauty to behold!

This is a "must have" item!
This BRAZIL Banknote is a great addition to your paper money collection and a MUST for the SERIOUS collector!!

Remember, the money you pay is replaceable, but this banknote is NOT!!
When it's gone, it's gone forever!

Choice Uncirculated. Well-centered, Beautiful, Fresh and Crisp Antique Banknote, vibrant inks and fantastic embossing.
Sharp corners and edges. No folds, creases, pinholes or tears.
Colours are impressive and the paper is quite crisp.
About Uncirculated due shows some "traces of time" as yellowing.

All Items are unconditionally guaranteed to be genuine, authentic and as described.

All my banknotes are guaranteed that they are never washed, pressed, trimmed or altered.
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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 Record & Specimens Dept Files.

***** HIGHLY AWESOME!!! *****
Starts at only $2.000.00.

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