Rare banknotes and coins are becoming increasingly prominent. Recently, numismatists, Collectors of rare coins and coinsAnd the They offered high values to get valuable goods.
There may be a lot of value in your hands and you still don’t know it. There are many banknotes and coins that collectors are looking for at the moment, featuring the R$1 model and another R$0.50 model.
The value of 1 Brazilian Real can reach up to 10000 Brazilian Real
Collectors are looking forward to the R$1 coins created by Central Bank (BC) for the Rio Olympics. The rarest, however, is the handing over of the flag, designed to honor the passage of the London Olympics in 2012.
In short, the rule is: the older the coin, the more expensive and scarce it is. According to digital media, such as the website and blogs of these collectors, models made for the 2016 Rio Olympics can cost up to R$7,000.
However, some coins sell models at lower prices. This is because the flag-delivery coin has 2 million copies, and the other, 20 million copies.
In addition, it is possible to find these coins on the Internet with values ranging from 175 BRL to 300 BRL. Athletics coins, Tom, Vinicius, Swimming and Paratriathlon mascots have values starting at $8.
However, it is important to inform you that when coins were issued, they were very easy to find, however, over the years, their use became increasingly rare.
About the 0.50 Brazilian Real Cent form
a central bank Produced 40 thousand units of coins with a value of 0.50 Brazilian real with a serious error, without the number 0. The model was circulated in the country until 2012, when BC began to withdraw it from circulation. However, the bank could not find all the models.
Like the B.C.E. We still couldn’t collect all the units, some of these items are still in someone’s pocket or purse, or even circulate across the country without anyone noticing the error. However, if you have the coin, there are coin collectors who can pay up to R$700 to get it in their collections.
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