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2008 Zimbabwe 5 Billion Dollars P-84 Banknote 100 Consecutive Pack UNC Hyperinflation

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2008 Zimbabwe 5 Billion Dollars P-84 Banknote 100 Consecutive Pack UNC Hyperinflation

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2008 Zimbabwe 5 Billion Dollars Banknote 100 Consecutive Pack UNC Hyperinflation Era

This 100-note consecutive pack of Zimbabwe 5 Billion Dollar banknotes from 2008 offers an extraordinary window into one of the most infamous periods of economic collapse and hyperinflation in modern history. Each note is crisp, Uncirculated, and in sequential order—an exceptional presentation for collectors and historians alike.

Issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, the 5 Billion Dollar denomination is part of the Third Dollar series introduced in 2008, when inflation reached unimaginable heights. At the peak of the crisis, Zimbabwe’s annual inflation rate surpassed 89.7 sextillion percent, rendering even multi-billion dollar notes nearly worthless in real time. Currency was printed in ever-larger amounts just to keep up with basic transactions.

The design of the note retains the standard format used across the 2008 series. The obverse features the iconic Chiremba Balancing Rocks near Epworth, symbolizing stability amid chaos—a poignant irony given the context. The reverse shows two Zimbabwean farmers in a cultivated field, emphasizing the country's agricultural roots. The stark contrast between these serene depictions and the reality of economic turmoil makes these notes especially compelling.

Each banknote bears the signature of Dr. Gideon Gono, then Governor of the Reserve Bank, and carries anti-counterfeiting features including latent images, a security thread, and micro-printing. The "5,000,000,000" denomination is prominently displayed in bold, oversized numerals—a visual reminder of the sheer scale of Zimbabwe’s inflation.

A full pack of 100 consecutive, uncirculated notes is an increasingly scarce find. Most notes were rapidly circulated, lost, or destroyed after Zimbabwe transitioned to a multi-currency system and eventually abandoned its own dollar in late 2009.


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This 100-note consecutive pack of Zimbabwe 5 Billion Dollar bills is a striking centerpiece for any collection focused on hyperinflation, economic history, or rare modern banknotes. As fewer uncirculated bundles remain intact, this set offers both visual impact and historical depth. Ideal for display, educational use, or investment in politically significant world currency.

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