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Introduced in 1994, the Brazilian Real is the national currency of Brazil. It is subdivided into 100 centavos. The plural of ‘Real’ is ‘Reais’ in Portuguese.
At Leftover Currency we exchange all current Brazilian Real banknotes, as well as withdrawn Real banknotes. In addition we also exchange Brazilian Real and centavo coins.
If you have Brazilian banknotes from before 1994, they are not Brazilian Real banknotes but Cruzeiros or Cruzados.
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1 Brazilian Real banknote
This green R$1 Brazilian real banknote depicts the sapphire-spangled emerald, a hummingbird native to parts of Brazil, Venezuela, Bolivia and Peru. On the obverse side of the one real note is the head of the Republic ‘Efígie da República’, used as the national personification in Brazil.You get: £0.108211 BRL = £0.1082100000 -
2 Brazilian Reais banknote (2010 issue)
Like all 2010 series banknotes from Brazil, the R$2 Brazilian real bill has the head of the allegorical figure of the Republic on the front side. Adjacent to this is the text ‘Deus seja louvado’, which translates as ‘God be praised’. This motif has featured on all Brazilian banknotes since the 1980s. On the reverse … ContinuedYou get: £0.251081 BRL = £0.1255400000 -
Brazil 1 Real coin
The face on this bi-metallic R$1 real Brazilian coin is of the Effigy of the Republic, the female personification of the Federative Republic of Brazil. The patterns in the gold coloured outer ring are representative of the pre-Columban Marajó societies that inhabited this island at the mouth of the Amazon.You get: £0.080871 BRL = £0.0808700000 -
2 Brazilian Reais banknote
The R$2 reais banknote from Brazil shows the Hawksbill turtle, a sea turtle that is critically endangered largely due to fishing practices and illicit trading in turtles and their shells. The front side of the two reais note shows the head of the Republic, a young woman wearing a crown of bay leaves in Roman … ContinuedYou get: £0.216421 BRL = £0.1082100000 -
5 Brazilian Reais banknote (2010 issue)
The Brazilian R$5 reais banknote depicts the great egret (casmerodius albus), a large white heron that is found throughout the Americas, Africa, Asia and southern Europe. The bust on the front of the note is a depiction of Republica, the personification of the Brazilian nation. With her crown of laurel leaves, she is thought to … ContinuedYou get: £0.627701 BRL = £0.1255400000 -
Brazil 50 Centavos coin
This silver-coloured 50 centavos coin from Brazil depicts the Baron of Rio Branco, José Paranhos. He was a famous Brazilian diplomat working in the latter part of the 19th and early 20th century, who established peaceful relations with those American countries that disputes Brazil’s borders. The 50 centavos piece from Brazil has the same value … ContinuedYou get: £0.040441 BRL = £0.0808700000 -
10 Brazilian Reais banknote (2010 issue)
This R$10 Brazilian reais note features the green-winged macaw bird (ara chlorepterus), a large red-bodied parrot found in woodlands and forests throughout central and northern South America. The ten real banknote has the head of Republica on the front side.You get: £1.255401 BRL = £0.1255400000 -
5 Brazilian Reais banknote
The cinco (five) reais Brazilian banknote has Republica, the personification of the Federative Republic of Brazil, on the front. On the back of the R$5 note is the great egret, a large white heron that can be found in tropical and temperate areas of Brazil.You get: £0.541051 BRL = £0.1082100000 -
Brazil 25 Centavos coin
The 25 centavos Brazilian coin shows Field Marshal Deodoro da Fonseca, with the coat of arms of Brazil behind him. Fonseca became the first President of the new republic of Brazil after leading the coup against Emperor Pedro II. The 25 centavos piece from Brazil is the equivalent of 0.25 reais.You get: £0.020221 BRL = £0.0808700000 -
10 Brazilian Reais banknote
The dark red-brown colour of this R$10 Brazilian reais banknote is sometimes referred to as carmine. The bird shown on the reverse of the note is a green-winged macaw, a large type of parrot found in wooded regions of central and northern South America. It is one of many parrot species found in the rainforests … ContinuedYou get: £1.082101 BRL = £0.1082100000 -
20 Brazilian Reais banknote (2010 issue)
The R$20 reais Brazilian banknote depicts the golden marmoset (leontopithecus rosalia) or golden lion tamarin. It is a small monkey that is found in the forests along the southeastern coast of Brazil. With less than 4,000 specimens remaining in the wild and captivity, it is one of the most endangered species of primate in the … ContinuedYou get: £2.510801 BRL = £0.1255400000 -
Brazil 10 Centavos coin
This 10 Brazilian centavos coin features Pedro I, who founded the Empire of Brazil in 1822. Pedro I was known as the Liberator for establishing independence from Portugal. The coin of 10 centavos has the same value as 0.10 real.You get: £0.008091 BRL = £0.0808700000 -
20 Brazilian Reais banknote
This vinte (20) reais banknote from Brazil shows the golden lion tamarin, a small monkey found in the forest of Brazil along the southeastern Atlantic coast. The yellow and red coloured banknote has Republica’s head and a hologram security strip on the front side.You get: £2.164201 BRL = £0.1082100000 -
50 Brazilian Reais banknote (2010 issue)
This R$50 Brazilian real banknote has the allegorical figure of Republica on the front, and the jaguar (panthera onca) on the reverse. The third largest big cat species (the tiger and lion are bigger and heavier), it is native to south and central America, Mexico and the southwestern United States. Black panthers in Africa and … ContinuedYou get: £6.277001 BRL = £0.1255400000 -
Brazil 5 Centavos coin
The copper-plated steel 5 centavos coin features the revolutionary Tiradentes, whose real name is Joaquim José da Silva Xavier. Tiradentes led the Inconfidência Mineira, an unsuccessful early Brazilian independence movement. In 1792, Tiradentes was hanged for his insurgency by the Portugese colonial authorities. The anniversary of his death has been a national holiday in Brazil … ContinuedYou get: £0.004041 BRL = £0.0808700000 -
100 Brazilian Reais banknote (2010 issue)
The blue R$100 reais banknote from Brazil shows the dusky grouper (epinephelus marginatus) fish, swimming in water. This large fish, also known as the yellowbelly grouper or yellowbelly rock cod, can grow up to 150 cm in length. They are native to the South American Atlantic coast, and also live in the Mediterranean. The 100 … ContinuedYou get: £12.554001 BRL = £0.1255400000
