Rare 10,000 Cruzeiros Brazil Banknote – 1984–85 Redesign with Historical Signatures

Step back into Brazil’s economic history with this 1984–1985 10,000 Cruzeiros banknote, a standout piece from the 2nd Edition, 3rd Type series. Issued by the Central Bank of Brazil and signed by Francisco Oswaldo Neves Dornelles and Antônio Carlos Lemgruber, this note captures a time of political and monetary transition. Printed using offset techniques, this large-format (154 × 74 mm) rectangular paper note is a must-have for collectors of South American currency, especially as it was demonetized in 1990. With sharp design, rarity, and historical value, it’s an investment in Brazil’s financial legacy.

Grab this rare 10,000 Cruzeiros note today—before it’s gone! These historical Brazilian banknotes are no longer in circulation and vanish quickly from the collector’s market.

Why This Product Is a Smart Buy

The 10,000 Cruzeiros note (2nd Edition, 3rd Type) is an excellent acquisition for collectors and investors alike:

• Historical Context: Issued in the final years of Brazil’s Cruzeiro Novo currency before the Cruzado reform (1986), marking an unstable yet fascinating financial era.

• Official Signatures: Features key economic figures — Francisco Oswaldo Neves Dornelles, later a respected Minister of Finance, and Antônio Carlos Lemgruber, a renowned economist.

• Demonetized Rarity: Withdrawn from circulation on March 15, 1990, and thus no longer legal tender, increasing its scarcity and collectibility.

• Short Issuance Window: Only circulated between 1984 and 1985, giving it a limited mintage run.

• Artistic and Printing Value: Produced with offset printing techniques and designed with intricate Brazilian imagery, making it visually appealing.

• Potential Appreciation: As high-denomination demonetized Latin American notes become scarcer in high grades, their value increases among global collectors.