Collector’s Gem: 1926 Brazil 400 Réis, Only 1,034,000 Minted

Step into Brazil’s First Republic era with this 1926 Brazil 400 Réis, struck at the Rio de Janeiro Mint in an exceptionally low mintage of just 1,034,000 coins. Crafted in copper-nickel with a bold 30.2 mm diameter, it’s a significant and highly sought-after piece for serious collectors.

Don’t wait — coins this rare vanish quickly. Add this 1926 400 Réis to your collection before it’s history!

Why This Is a Good Buy

• Extremely Low Mintage – Only 1,034,000 coins produced, making it one of the scarcer issues of Brazil’s First Republic era.

• Historical Importance – Issued during a transformative period in Brazilian politics and economy, making it culturally significant.

• High Collectibility – Large size (30.2 mm) and attractive copper-nickel composition appeal to both Brazilian and global coin collectors.

• Potential for Appreciation – As low-mintage early 20th-century coins become harder to find, their market value tends to rise steadily.

• International Interest – Sought after in both South American and worldwide numismatic markets, increasing demand and trade value.

• Numista – Brazil 400 Réis 1926 (KM# 520): https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22945.html

• Krause Publications, Standard Catalog of World Coins 1901–2000 – Mintage and historical details.

• Banco Central do Brasil – Historical currency archives: https://www.bcb.gov.br