Cem mil cruzeiros (100,000 cruzeiros) was a denomination of Brazil's former currency, the cruzeiro, which was replaced by the cruzeiro real (1993) and then the real (BRL) in 1994 as part of the Plano Real stabilization program.
**Cruzeiros are no longer legal tender and cannot be exchanged at any bank or currency exchange—whether in India, Brazil, or elsewhere.** The redemption period for old cruzeiro notes expired decades ago.
If you possess such notes, they have only **collector/numismatic value**, which depends on condition, rarity, and series. Consult a coin/currency dealer or online marketplace (e.g., eBay, Numista) for appraisal.
To exchange current Brazilian currency, use the **real (BRL)**, which is freely convertible to Indian rupees (INR) at banks, authorized forex dealers, or airport exchanges in India.