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- 41%- 41%2008 Zimbabwe Agro-Cheque 500 Million Dollars Pack P#82 Crisp UNC 100 Consecutive Notes
$499.00$849.002008 Zimbabwe Agro-Cheque 500 Million Dollars Pack P#82 Crisp UNC 100 Consecutive Notes The 2008 Zimbabwe 500 Million Dollar banknotes, part of Pick number P#82, present a substantial pack of 100... -
- 9%- 9%Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollars x 100 2008 AA P-91 New UNC Consecutive Bundle COA
$17,717.00$19,369.00Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollars x 100 2008 AA P-91 New UNC Consecutive Bundle from Original Brick Includes Planet Banknote COA Description: -
2008 Zimbabwe 50 Billion Dollar UNC Pack of 100 Consecutive Notes, Minor Bend on Bottom Note
$800.002008 Zimbabwe 50 Billion Dollar UNC Pack of 100 Consecutive Notes, Minor Bend on Bottom Note Description: This 2008 Zimbabwean 50 billion-dollar uncirculated pack of 100 consecutive notes is a rare... -
- 19%- 19%Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollars (Bundle Brick) x 1000 Pcs, 2008 AA P-91 Unc Rare
$227,000.00$278,800.00Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollars (Bundle Brick) x 1000 Pcs, 2008 AA P-91 Unc Rare The Zimbabwean dollar was introduced in 1980 to directly replace the Rhodesian dollar (which had been introduced in...
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Zimbabwe 2008 100 Trillion & Venezuela 2021 100 Million Dollar Note Set
1 -2008 ZIMBABWE 100 Trillion Dollars AA P-91
1 -Venezuela 100 Bolivar Soberano x 1 Pcs, 2021, New UNC Banknotes 100 Million
The million-to-1 change for the bolivar is intended to ease both cash transactions and bookkeeping calculations in bolivars that now require juggling almost endless strings of zeros.
The new bolivar appears to be yet another attempt by the government to combat hyperinflation. Last year, according to the local central bank, inflation reached 2,958%, and some would argue that it was even higher.
Now, the digital bolivar consists of a new series of five banknotes and a government-issued coin that replaces the previous currency, the bolivar soberano, which was also known as the sovereign bolivar (English translation of “bolivar soberano”) from which six zeros have been removed. In other words, one digital bolivar is worth the same as 1 million sovereign bolivars.
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