Brazil 100 Cruzados Banknote, 1987 ND, P-211c, UNC

The Brazil 100 Cruzados is part of the family of notes issued in 1987 with its denomination in the new currency engraved on both its front and back. The banknotes also bear a phrase Deus Seja Louvado which means God be praised. This particular banknote comes in uncirculated condition. Its obverse features Juscelino Kubitschek de Oliviera who was the 21st president of Brazil. An electric power station, plants, and highways are also visible. The reverse depicts plants and National Congress modern buildings designed by Oscar Niemeyer namely the Senate building, twin office towers, and the Chamber of Deputies. The banknote is 154 x 74 mm in size and is made of paper. It has a solid security thread with printed BANCO CENTRAL DO BRASIL. It also has a watermark which reflects Juscelino Kubitschek.