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1989 - Brazil P217b 5 cruzados novos on 5,000 Cruzados banknote
1989 - Brazil P217b 5 cruzados novos on 5,000 Cruzados banknote 

1989 - Brazil P217b 5 cruzados novos on 5,000 Cruzados banknote

  • Product Code: Brasil PIC 217b
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This Brazilian banknote is catalogued as Pick P217b: 5 Cruzados Novos overprinted on 5,000 Cruzados, with the catalog listing recording ND (1989). This variety carries signature 27 and belongs to the series-number range 3532–3818.

The obverse features a blue and multicolour underprint, a portion of a mural at the left centre and C. Portinari at the right. The reverse presents a Portinari painting at the centre. A black triangular overprint marks the new currency unit, and the catalog identifies CdM-B as the printer.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Brazil banknote denominated as 5 cruzados novos on 5,000 Cruzados. It is associated with 1989 and is identified in the description as a Signature 27 note.

What country, date and denominations are specified for the note?

The listing identifies the country as Brazil and associates the banknote with 1989. Its denomination is stated as 5 cruzados novos on 5,000 Cruzados, describing the denomination shown on the note.

What catalog reference identifies this banknote?

The product listing gives the catalog reference as Brasil PIC 217b. The title also uses the designation P217b, which identifies this specific banknote listing and should not be confused with a separate cataloguing system.

What should collectors know about the images and serial number?

The description states that the images are product references when the banknote is uncirculated. It also specifies that the serial number shown will not correspond to the banknote ordered, so the pictured serial number should not be used to identify the supplied note.