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Found this piece of money in some of the wifes things, she and her mother traveled quite a bit, I do not know if this is real or not, I can't read it.........it does say 'American Bank Note Company' on the bottom of both sides......
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Thanks AR8Jason and James...................
Really wish I could read this, I assume it is Portuguese?
Ha Ha very funny Kevin................LOL
Thanks Kevin, I did go there, found out what all of the words are and that it is a 100 Cruzerios note, it is worth about $ 0.02 at todays exchange rate LOL this is the old currency of Brasil and was replaced in 1994.
I also found a nice site for exchange rates:( http://coinmill.com/) just FYI
Ya know, Kev, if you run out of things to post, you and Pops could do stand up show on the road !!!
old english", now THAT's funny!
Don't encourage him Savoychina1.!!!
Ba dum bum..............ching !