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Zimbabwe 100 Billion Special Agro Cheque 2008, P-64 USED x 100 pcs, Banknote COA
$749.172008 Zimbabwe 100 Billion Special Agro Cheque P-64 Lot of 100 Notes USED with COA Description:This listing offers a lot of 100 used Zimbabwe 100 Billion Dollar Special Agro Cheques from 2008,... -
- 12%- 12%Zimbabwe 100 Billion Special Agro Cheque 2008, P-64 USED x 10 pcs, Banknote COA
$149.17$169.17Description: This set includes 10 used 2008 Zimbabwe 100 Billion Dollars Special Agro Cheque banknotes, cataloged as P-64. Issued during one of the most intense periods of hyperinflation in... -
Zimbabwe 100 Billion Special Agro Cheque 2008 P-64 NEW CRISP UNC Banknote
$109.00Introducing the Zimbabwe 100 Billion Special Agro Cheque 2008 P-64 - a unique and highly sought-after piece of monetary history. This uncirculated, crisp banknote represents a significant period in... -
- 40%- 40%Zimbabwe 100 Billion Special Agro Cheque 2008 P-64 NEW UNC x 100 Notes
$1,776.17$2,950.00Zimbabwe 100 Billion Special Agro Cheque 2008 P-64 NEW UNC x 100 Notes This note is near immpossible to come by in Unc condition. 100 Notes Uncirculated is off the charts difficult to aquire. The... -
- 19%- 19%Zimbabwe 50 Billion Dollars Notes Special Agro Cheque x 100, 2008, P-63, Used
$389.00$478.00Description: This pack contains 100 used 2008 Zimbabwe 50 Billion Dollars Special Agro Cheque banknotes, cataloged as P-63. These notes are a significant part of Zimbabwe's tumultuous economic...
Description
Are you ready to own a piece of financial history? Look no further than the Zimbabwe 100 Billion Dollars set of 50 notes, issued on July 1, 2008. This set is not just rare, but it represents the peak of Zimbabwe's hyperinflation crisis, where prices doubled every 24.7 hours! And yet, amidst the chaos, these notes boast a stunning design with a portrait of the Chiremba balancing rocks and a water buffalo. With an AU condition, these notes are a true gem for the eccentric collector who loves unique and rare pieces. Display them in your collection and share the fascinating story of Zimbabwe's economic past with anyone who marvels at your eccentric taste.