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100 Trillion Zimbabwe Commemorative
100 Trillion Zimbabwe Commemorative

100 Trillion Zimbabwe Commemorative Paper, Uncirculated, Individual Packing

Product ID : 54142564


Galleon Product ID 54142564
Shipping Weight 0.53 lbs
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Model Zmb01
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Shipping Dimension 8.94 x 6.97 x 0.31 inches
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100 Trillion Zimbabwe Commemorative Features

  • Commemorative Currency: This 100 Trillion dollar banknote is a commemorative paper currency issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe.

  • Uncirculated Condition: The banknote is in pristine, uncirculated condition, making it an excellent addition to any currency collection.

  • Individual Packing: Each banknote is individually packaged, ensuring its preservation and protecting it from damage or wear.

  • Collectible Item: This unique and rare banknote represents a significant moment in Zimbabwe's economic history, making it a highly sought-after collectible.

  • Numismatic Value: With its limited availability and historical significance, this 100 Trillion dollar banknote holds substantial numismatic value for collectors and enthusiasts alike.


About 100 Trillion Zimbabwe Commemorative

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of hyperinflation with the 100 Trillion commemorative paper from Zimbabwe. This uncirculated banknote serves as a remarkable testament to the country's economic turmoil, capturing a pivotal moment in history. Meticulously printed, this individual packing ensures the pristine condition of each note, making it a prized addition to any numismatic collection. Explore the intricate designs and intrigue behind this extraordinary currency, a captivating piece that transcends its monetary value. Secure your piece of history today and delve into the captivating narrative woven within this 100 Trillion commemorative paper from Zimbabwe.