--- title: "What is on Brazil's banknotes?" description: "The Brazilian real: who is on each denomination, what was withdrawn and why, what the notes are printed on, and whether the sizes differ." url: https://atoneplace.net/banknote/brazil/ site: "At One Place" --- # What is on the money in Brazil? **The money in Brazil: Brazilian real (BRL, R$)** 7 denominations in issue · Paper The front of every note carries an allegorical bust of the Republic rather than a person, and the reverse a native animal — which makes the currency function as a small field guide. The real was introduced in 1994 to end hyperinflation that had run at over 2,000 per cent a year, and the plan worked so well that the currency's name is used in Brazil as shorthand for the whole stabilisation. ## Who and what is on each note | Note | Who or what is on it | | --- | --- | | R$2 | The Republic; a hawksbill turtle on the reverse | | R$5 | The Republic; a great egret | | R$10 | The Republic; a scarlet macaw | | R$20 | The Republic; a golden lion tamarin | | R$50 | The Republic; a jaguar | | R$100 | The Republic; a grouper | | R$200 | The Republic; a maned wolf | ## The practical facts - **Currency:** Brazilian real — ISO code BRL, symbol R$ - **Printed on:** Paper - **Survives a wash?:** Not reliably. Paper notes disintegrate when soaked. - **Can a blind person tell them apart?:** Yes — the denominations differ in size, which is the simplest and most reliable tactile cue there is. - **Highest note in issue:** R$200 — The Republic; a maned wolf > This page describes the notes rather than showing them. Reproducing a banknote image is restricted in most jurisdictions, and the restrictions differ between them. ## Common questions ### Who is on the money in Brazil? R$2: The Republic; a hawksbill turtle on the reverse. R$5: The Republic; a great egret. R$10: The Republic; a scarlet macaw. R$20: The Republic; a golden lion tamarin. R$50: The Republic; a jaguar. R$100: The Republic; a grouper. R$200: The Republic; a maned wolf. ### Are Brazil's banknotes polymer or paper? Paper. ## Related pages - [Brazil](https://atoneplace.net/country/brazil/) - [The flag of Brazil](https://atoneplace.net/flag/brazil/) - [The money in United States](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/united-states/) - [The money in Eurozone](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/eurozone/) - [The money in United Kingdom](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/united-kingdom/) - [The money in India](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/india/) - [The money in Japan](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/japan/) - [The money in Zimbabwe](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/zimbabwe/) - [The money in Australia](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/australia/) - [The money in Canada](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/canada/) - [The money in China](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/china/) - [The money in Switzerland](https://atoneplace.net/banknote/switzerland/) ## Sources - Official vendor product documentation — At One Place (/about/)