Brazilian Reais
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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At Leftover Currency we exchange all current Brazilian Real banknotes, as well as withdrawn Real banknotes.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.
To exchange your Brazilian Reais, select the type you want to exchange:
Brazilian Real and Centavos coins
1994 - currentExchange Rate: £0.08029View CoinsIntroduced in 1998, these Real and Centavos coins are currently in use in Brazil. The Real is subdivided into 100 Centavos. Coins from 1 Real to 1 Centavo are circulating in Brazil today. We exchange the current Brazilian Real and Centavos coins. We also exchange all Brazilian coins from the First Series (1994-1997). In addition we also exchange current and withdrawn Real banknotes.current Brazilian Real banknotes
2010 - currentExchange Rate: £0.12465View BanknotesThese colourful banknotes from 2 Reais to 100 Reais are currently in use in Brazil. They are part of the so-called 2010 Series issued by the Bank of Brazil. The front side of the 2010 Real notes shows the national Effigy of the Republic. The back sides feature different animal species of wildlife of Brazil. All these current Brazilian Real banknotes can be exchanged using our online exchange service. We also exchange older series Real banknotes and Brazilian coins.withdrawn Brazilian Real banknotes
1994 - 2010Exchange Rate: £0.10744View BanknotesThese Brazilian Real banknotes belong to older series issued by the Banco Central de Brasil. The so called 1994-Series banknotes are no longer issued and they have been replaced by the 2010 Series. We exchange these withdrawn Brazilian Real banknotes from 1 Real to 100 Reais free of charge. We are also able to exchange current Brazilian banknotes and Brazilian coins.