Brazil, 2008 AD., 2nd Republic, Rio de Janeiro mint, 25 Centavos, KM 650.1.

Brazil, 2nd Republic, Rio de Janeiro mint, 2008 AD.,
25 Centavos (ø 25,0 mm / 7,47 g), brass plated steel (magnetic), 7,55 (?) g. theor. mint weight, mintage 269.031.000 , axis coin alignment ↑↓ (180°), reeded edge,
Obv.: BRASIL / DEODORO / REPUBLI / 15 de NOVEMB , bust of Manuel Deodoro da Fonseca half left, Brazil coat of arms behind.
Rev.: 25 / CENTAVOS / 2008 , stylized parts of the national emblem: stripes and stars of the Southern Cross constellation, globe, value number, denomination and date.
KM 650.1 ; Schön 158 .

Year / Mintage
1998 43,238,000 KM#650 ("T" of CENTAVOS on rev. completey inside stripes)
1999 32,766,000 KM#650 ("T" of CENTAVOS on rev. completey inside stripes)
2000 25,312,000 KM#650 ("T" of CENTAVOS on rev. completey inside stripes)
2001 92,624,000 KM#650 ("T" of CENTAVOS on rev. completey inside stripes)
2002 100,096,000 KM#650 ("T" of CENTAVOS on rev. completey inside stripes)
2003 147,200,000 KM#650.1 ("T" of CENTAVOS on rev. partially inside stripes)
2004 160,000,000 KM#650.1 ("T" of CENTAVOS on rev. partially inside stripes)
2005 100,096,000 KM#650.1
2006 110,720,000 KM#650.1
2007 118,784,000 KM#650.1 ("T" of CENTAVOS on rev. partially inside stripes)
2008 269.031.000 KM#650.1
2009 320,000,000 KM#650.1
2010 240,000,000 KM#650.1
2011 142,592,000 KM#650.1
2012 100,096,000 KM#650.1
2013 360,064,000 KM#650.1
2014 39,552,000 KM#650.1
2015 144,000,000 KM#650.1
2016 23,040,000 KM#650.1 ("T" of CENTAVOS on rev. partially inside stripes)
2017 99,968,000 ?
2018 ?

Manuel Deodoro da Fonseca (1827-1892) was a Brazilian politician and military officer who served as the first President of Brazil. He took office after heading a military coup that deposed Emperor Pedro II and proclaimed the Republic in 1889, disestablishing the Empire, and stepped down little more than two years later, in 1891, under great political pressure. He is therefore the first Brazilian President to have resigned from office.
More on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deodoro_da_Fonseca