Banknote Blog

Collector's Guide · Zimbabwe · Updated September 2026 Zimbabwe 50 Trillion Dollar Note (P-90): Value and Collector's Guide The 100 trillion gets the headlines. The 50 trillion came off the same press on the same day, carries the same balancing rocks and the same Zimbabwe Bird security stripe, and costs less than half as much. Here is what it is, what it sells for in 2026, and how to tell the green note from the blue one at a glance. Quick answer: The Zimbabwe 50 trillion dollar n …

Numismatic Reference · Zimbabwe · August 2026 From 100 Trillion Dollars to 3.2 Percent: Zimbabwe’s Currency Story, 2008 to 2026 The country that printed the world’s most famous hyperinflation banknote just posted one of the lower inflation rates in Africa. Here is how Zimbabwe got from the 100 trillion dollar note to the gold-backed ZiG — and why both ends of that story now sit in collectors’ albums. Quick answer: Zimbabwe’s annual inflation, measure …

Numismatic Reference · July 2026 · 9 min read How Many Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollar Notes Are Left? The most famous banknote of the 21st century circulated for barely three months, was formally retired years later, and is now outnumbered by its own counterfeits on some marketplaces. Here is what is actually known about the surviving supply of the P-91 — and why "how many are left" is the wrong question without asking "how many are real." Quick answer: Nobody knows the exact …