7 x Consecutive Portuguese 100 Escudos Banknotes (1986 series)

7 x Consecutive 100 Escudos Banknotes from Portugal. 

Seven x 100 Escudos Banknote (1986 series) with consecutive serial numbers CQN 091376, CQN 091377, CQN 091378, CQN 091379, CQN 091380, CQN 091381, CQN 091382

The Banco de Portugal released the Portuguese Escudo currency in nine distinct values, with the 100 Portuguese Escudos note (featuring Pessoa) among them. These notes belong to the series of Portuguese Escudos that are no longer in legal circulation. The issuance of the 100 Portuguese Escudo notes commenced in 1986, and they were phased out by 1995.

This particular 100 Escudo note, known as "Cem Escudos Ouro," showcases the esteemed Portuguese literary figure Fernando Antonio Nogueira Pessoa. A rosebud is elegantly depicted on the reverse side of the note, adding to its aesthetic appeal.

Portuguese 100 Escudo banknotes from the 1980 to 1985 series with consecutive serial numbers are valuable due to their rarity and collectibility.

Consecutive serial numbers indicate that the banknotes were issued in sequence and are often kept together by collectors, making them less likely to be in circulation and therefore more scarce.

Collectors value such sequences as they demonstrate a form of completeness and continuity that is not often found in circulated currency. Additionally, banknotes from this specific series may have historical and aesthetic significance, adding to their collectable value. The combination of these factors makes consecutively numbered banknotes from this series particularly sought after in the numismatic community.