Brazil 1890 Southern Cross 100 Réis
Brazil · 1890 · 100 Réis
This definitive stamp features the Southern Cross (Crux) constellation, a prominent asterism in the Southern Hemisphere. The design is simple and functional, with the denomination '100' clearly displayed and the country name 'BRAZIL' at the top. The stamp is part of a long-running series that was a workhorse of the Brazilian postal system.
Issued during the First Brazilian Republic, this stamp series replaced earlier issues featuring Emperor Dom Pedro II after the monarchy was overthrown in 1889. The Southern Cross design was a neutral, national symbol appropriate for the new republic.
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