Who knows this note?

Originally I didn’t want to answer it after seeing someone answer it, but after looking at the second floor, I couldn’t help it anymore.

The answer is to help people clear up their doubts, not to brag. Why are you talking nonsense when you don’t understand? I don’t think I even understand basic Portuguese.

Brazil has been a Portuguese colony for a long time, and its official language is Portuguese.

REPUBLICA?DOS?ESTADOS?UNIDOS?DO?BRASIL? is Portuguese: Brazilian Federation and State.

CINOUENTA?CRUZEIROS is Portuguese: 50 Cruzeiro (Brazil’s former monetary unit, now obsolete)

This is the middle of the last century, that is, from the 1940s to the 1960s banknotes used.

In the last century, South American countries were experiencing severe inflation, and their circulation was relatively large. They often exchanged a large proportion of new coins for new coins and invalidated old coins.

Enter the keyword: 50 Cruzeiro in Baidu Pictures, and you can see the poster’s banknote, and it is marked with the age.

Even in our country's currency market, it is a common variety and is not worth much (don't listen to the second floor saying that the Chinese people do not have deep knowledge).

The second floor can translate the face value of currency into the name of the governor. The currency that was still used in 1965 is said to be from 1665. Lying to this extent is considered the ultimate in bragging without drafting. It speaks of the awareness of Chinese people. Not deep?

You don’t even know Portuguese, what are you talking about? Do you think no one in the world understands foreign currencies except you?

If it is really a rarity from 1665, why are there so many pictures and so easy to find?

Please be aware of the above. Although I have not lived long, I have been collecting foreign currencies since I was a child.

Although the words are serious, they are not right for the 2nd floor. The loyal words are offensive to the ears. I only need to give the original poster a clear explanation based on the facts.