World Coin Wednesday

avatar
(Edited)

Afternoon everyone....

It has been a long while since I’ve done a #worldcoinwednesday post.

But the wait is over.....

Today inspired by what what I came across on Sunday from the current box of mystery from my private security place. I was quite surprised at this finding, because I didn’t believe I owned a coin from this country.

And this country is.....

85B6F7C7-892D-4E8A-ABAC-024CA3C2D500.gif

You guessed it Brazil.

Where our good community friend Ronaldo Avelino currently resides. While my coin is not in the condition I wish to collect, it’s not by any means a poor example.

It’s a 1913 Brazil 2000 Reis silver coin. It’s got some quality toning, but is not a grade that I would put in my world coin personal collection.

So here it is for you....

1BF2C189-3070-4645-952D-4F0C5D22DC62.jpeg

E93C7362-AEC3-4914-B9E3-9C182689BD55.jpeg

Maybe Ron can upgrade my collection with some nicer examples of Brazilian coins.

Have a great day

67E12943-8A39-4D8E-9A61-B5D04777DE4A.jpeg

Posted Using LeoFinance



0
0
0.000
11 comments
avatar

Well at least this 2000 Ries is WAY better than the one I got. I'd be embarrassed to show mine.

0
0
0.000
avatar

The problem with uncirculated Brazilian coins is that they are very expensive. You can buy coins like this one with a small premium over spot, but the premium on uncirculated (or "flor-de-cunho" coins) is huge...

Posted Using LeoFinance

0
0
0.000
avatar

It’s the same everywhere Ron. Nice coins fetch a premium.

0
0
0.000
avatar

That is a great looking 1913. 2000 Reis... is the reis the same as reales?

0
0
0.000
avatar

Thanks. No it’s not different currency.

0
0
0.000
avatar

WOW< does it mean that in today's money that would be $340US?

0
0
0.000
avatar

Very nice! I like the overall look on both obverse and reverse! Thanks for sharing!

0
0
0.000
avatar

Thanks. I was surprised to find it in the box

0
0
0.000