Zimbabwe 2007 Reserve Bank 100 Dollars Pick 69 PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated

Zimbabwe 2007 Reserve Bank 100 Dollars Pick 69 PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated

This is a certified Zimbabwe, Reserve Bank 2007 100 Dollars note, identified by PMG as Pick# 69 and graded PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Unc. The holder confirms serial number AB1402370, Sign: #8, and watermark Zimbabwe Bird. The back of the PMG holder notes Exceptional Paper Quality, with certification number 1923932-006.

The face displays the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe title, the 100 Dollars denomination, the printed promise-to-pay language, and the signature of Dr. G. Gono, Governor. The central vignette features Zimbabwe’s well-known balancing rocks, a national symbol frequently used on Zimbabwean currency. The reverse includes scenes associated with Zimbabwe’s landscape and heritage, including stone ruins commonly associated with Great Zimbabwe, reinforcing the note’s national and historical identity.

Issued in 2007, this note belongs to Zimbabwe’s late inflation-era Reserve Bank series, just before denominations escalated dramatically into the high-value emergency and agro-cheque issues of 2008. Unlike the short-dated bearer cheques, this piece is presented as a regular Reserve Bank note, making it a useful bridge between Zimbabwe’s standard banknote designs and the more extreme hyperinflation issues that followed.

Certified PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Unc, this example offers an especially strong grade for the type, with the added desirability of PMG’s Exceptional Paper Quality designation. Its Pick 69 attribution, 100 Dollars denomination, and connection to Zimbabwe’s broader inflationary monetary history make it a strong collector piece for African paper money, modern world currency, and Zimbabwe Reserve Bank specialists.