7-Note Set: 100 Billion $ Zim, 100 Trillion $ Zim, 500 M Digitales Ven, 2 M Rial Iran, 10 K B-Pengő HU, 25 K Dinar Iraq & 500 K Dong Vietnam

Authenticity
All seven banknotes are uncirculated originals from their issuing authorities—the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Banco Central de Venezuela, Central Bank of Iran, Magyar Nemzeti Bank, Central Bank of Iraq and State Bank of Vietnam—each conforming to Standard Catalog of World Paper Money listings.

Historical Significance

• 2008 Zimbabwe 100 Billion Dollar Special Agro-Cheque (SCWPM P-44a): Issued at the peak of Zimbabwe’s hyperinflation to fund agricultural programs as prices doubled daily.

• 2008 Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollar Special Agro-Cheque (SCWPM P-91): A record-setting denomination that captures the penultimate stage of Zimbabwe’s currency collapse.

• 2024 Venezuela 500 Million Bolívar Digitales (SCWPM P-146a): A polymer note from Venezuela’s latest redenomination, reflecting ongoing inflationary pressures despite dropping six zeros.

• 2010 Iran 2 Million Rial (SCWPM #125a): Illustrates chronic inflation under international sanctions and rapid domestic money-supply growth.

• 1946 Hungary 10 000 B-Pengő (SCWPM P-172a): Epitomizes the worst peacetime inflation in modern history, post–World War II.

• 2010 Iraq 25 000 Dinar (SCWPM P-60a): Issued during post-conflict reconstruction amid surging consumer‐price inflation.

• Vietnam 500 000 Dong (SCWPM #117a): Reflects long-term currency erosion in a rapidly developing economy.

Design & Features

• Zimbabwe 100 Billion Dollar: Steel-blue intaglio, oversized “100 000 000 000” numeral, giraffe-head watermark, “Special Agro-Cheque” header.

• Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollar: Violet underprint, giant “100 000 000 000 000” numeral, baobab-tree watermark, polymer window.

• Venezuela 500 Million Bolívar Digitales: Polymer substrate in violet-orange, holographic security stripe, Simón Bolívar watermark, microtext band.

• Iran 2 Million Rial: Turquoise and gold guilloché, elegant Farsi calligraphy, metallic security thread, central-bank seal.

• Hungary 10 000 B-Pengő: Green-gray bichrome, ornate guilloché patterns, Árpád stripes and crown watermarks.

• Iraq 25 000 Dinar: Durable polymer, oil-rig vignette, bilingual Arabic/English text, embedded security thread.

• Vietnam 500 000 Dong: Cotton-fiber paper, portrait of Hồ Chí Minh, lotus-flower watermark, embedded colored security fibers.

Remarkable Denominations
Spanning five orders of magnitude—from Hungary’s 10 000 B-Pengő to Zimbabwe’s staggering 100 000 000 000 000-dollar Agro-Cheque—this set offers a vivid lens on the extremes of monetary history.

Collector’s Value
This uncirculated septet is an essential centerpiece for any world-currency collection. Its vivid designs, jaw-dropping face values and rich backstories create a compelling narrative of economic upheaval and resilience—ensuring standout display appeal and engaging conversation for collectors and enthusiasts alike.