Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollars, 2008, Pick #91, Chiremba Balancing Rocks, UNC

Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollars, 2008, Pick #91, Chiremba Balancing Rocks, UNCProduct Overview A centerpiece for any currency collection, the Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollar note is the highest denomination ever printed for a circulating currency. While it no longer holds value as legal tender, it is a legendary historical artifact documenting one of the most significant hyperinflationary events in modern history. Design Details: Denomination: 100,000,000,000,000 Dollars Year of Issue: 2008 Pick Number: P 91 Front: Features the

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series ZS with numbers 0000001–0300000

$10 Pesos Oro (2003): Matías Ramón Mella

Back (Reverse): Showcases the majestic Victoria Falls and a Cape Buffalo

Front (Obverse): Features the iconic Chiremba Balancing Rocks in Epworth

This collectible card comes protected in a case

The commemorative banknote was put into circulation to celebrate the resilience

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BNU 20 Patacas (2020): A blue/purple note featuring the maritime junk boat theme on the obverse and a historic 1780 Map of Macau on the reverse

reflecting the primary agricultural industry of the era

large-format design that defined the mid-century Scottish aesthetic

$10 Dollars (Brown): Portrait of Charles Duncan O'Neal