REVERSE: On the left side, among the Amazon jungle, we see three Capoeiras playing instruments, from the left playing the Atabaque, the Berimbau (“sacred bow”) and the Pandeiro. The battery (“Orchestra”) sets the rhythm for competition between Capoeiras.

The man performs a high spinning Martelo kick, and the woman gracefully avoids his attack using the Negativa technique. This competition is a metaphor for the struggle between the elements of water and fire. Eventually, it was concluded that both were necessary for life to exist. This metaphor emphasizes that competition does not always have to result in defeating the other side, but can lead to understanding and respect for differences between people, cultures or ideas. Capoeiras competition take place in a circle called Roda (“Wheel of Life, which represents the cycle of life, death and rebirth).

At the top, is the back of the statue of Christ the Redeemer. Symbolically, the statue of Jesus with its back turned reflects the demoralization of life, reminding us of the need for internal transformation and striving for moral values such as love, respect, kindness and care for others. It is also a hope for redemption and reconciliation, even in situations where it seems impossible.

On the right, the Favelas are a symbol of social inequality, poverty and lack of equal opportunities in access to education, work and housing. Favelas also symbolize the lack of control and limited powers of the state. On the other hand, favelas also have their own unique lifestyle and culture, which can be seen as a symbol of social strength and resilience, despite difficult living conditions.

Below, we see slave-working women and men from colonial times. We refer the symbol of slavery in Brazil to the general context of the fight for freedom, equality and justice around the world. Slavery was a violation of basic human rights and a manifestation of the absolute power of some people over others.

Overall, the slave symbol on the Rebel Time series coin is intended to remind us of the need to fight for freedom, equality and justice for all people. It also reminds us that as a society, we must work to protect human rights and avoid abuses of power.

At the bottom is a macaw parrot, this intelligent, independent and brave bird, with strong and durable features, is a symbol of tenacity and determination in the fight for freedom, hope and emancipation.

REVERSE: Depicts a scene with the first rider on a white horse. He is often identified with Christ as a figure bringing the expectation of salvation and heralding a period of peace and hope. Its connotations include spiritual victory, triumph and the beginning of a new and better period to come, removing suffering and injustice and replacing them with kindness, love and harmony. It is a symbol of hope for salvation and positive transformation, in which good overcomes evil.

The golden bow, facing the soldiers of the Roman empire, is a symbol of strength and shows a willingness to defend values and fight for justice. Roman soldiers represent antagonistic forces, the scene is a symbolic reflection of determination and readiness to defend truth and spiritual values, being the hope of victory over evil.

In the background we see the bodies of people, representing suffering, mortality, chaos and the consequences of confrontation. The whole painting is set on a dostone and ideal palace reflecting stability, a base of spiritual strength and hope. The floating patacas visible in the background of the palace indicate purification and rebirth.

Summing up the symbolism of the message of the “White Horse – Victory” coin, it depicts the spiritual struggle between good and evil, reflecting hope for positive change, readiness to defend values and spiritual strength with the hope of purification, rebirth.