The 11/11 Set: 11 Uncirculated Hyperinflation Banknotes from Venezuela and Zimbabwe

Eleven notes, two of the most extreme inflations in modern history, one set. The 11/11 Set lines up six notes from Venezuela and five from Zimbabwe, every one crisp uncirculated, from a 2003 Zimbabwe 1,000 dollars to the 2008 50 Trillion Dollars.

Venezuela: 200,000, 500,000 and 1,000,000 bolívares soberanos (2020); 50 and 100 bolívares digitales (2021); 500 bolívares (2025).
Zimbabwe: 1,000 dollars (2003); 500 million dollars (2008); 25 billion and 50 billion dollar special agro cheques (2008); 50 trillion dollars, AA prefix, P-90 (2008).

Venezuela removed five zeros from its currency in 2018 and six more in 2021, so the notes in this set span two redenominations. Zimbabwe's run goes from the bearer cheques of 2003 to the trillion dollar notes of the 2008 series, the last chapter before the country set its own dollar aside in 2009.

All eleven notes are crisp uncirculated, with original paper and no folds. Every set contains the same eleven notes shown in the photos, assembled by hand in Sarasota; serial numbers vary from set to set.

A whole story in one envelope, and a strong start for anyone new to hyperinflation notes. Only 15 sets were made.