The complete issue of Zimbabwe banknotes since changing from Rhodesia to the present. This series includes the highest banknote denominations ever issued. This shows you what inflation can do to an economy. If you have any questions contact me at robert@robertsworldmoney.com.
This information is to the best of my knowledge at the time of update. I will try to update when more information comes available to me, if you need any help or information I will be happy to help. I have “a lot” of these notes in stock – however, many are getting rare and hard to find. Especially p54 and p89 – Also, most of the Cargill and Traveler’s cheques are rare now.
Zimbabwe Banknote issues from 1980 (Changing from Rhodesia to Zimbabwe) to end of known issues in 2009 – I am sure new notes will be issued when their economy settles down.
Original Series 1980-94 – Various letters and Signatures
2 Dollars p1 (variations known a, b, c, d)
5 Dollars p2 (variations known a, b, c, d, e)
10 Dollars p3 (variations known a, b, c, d, e)
20 Dollars p4 (variations known a, b, c, d, e)
Original Series 1994-97
5 Dollars p5 (variations known a & b)
10 Dollars p6
20 Dollars p7
50 Dollars p8
100 Dollars p9
500 Dollars p10 (with security strip)
500 Dollars p11 (without security strip)
1,000 Dollars p12 (variations known a & b)
2003 Emergency Cheques (Standard Charter Cheques) RARE
5,000 Dollars p13 (variations known a & b)
10,000 Dollars p14 (variations known a & b)
2003 Emergency Travelers’ Cheques (RARE)
1,000 Dollars p15
5,000 Dollars p16
10,000 Dollars p17
20,000 Dollars p18
50,000 Dollars p19
100,000 Dollars p20
2003 Emergency Bearer’s Cheques (Various Redemption dates)
5,000 Dollars p21 (variations known a, b, c, & d)
10,000 Dollars p22
20,000 Dollars p23 (variations known a, b, c, d, e, f)
2004 Emergency Cargill Bearer’s Cheques (Standard Charter Cheques) RARE
10,000 Dollars p24
20,000 Dollars p25
50,000 Dollars p26
100,000 Dollars p27
Unknown – More research needed p28-32
50,000 Dollars p28 (good to 1.10.2005)
50,000 Dollars p29 (good to 1.2.2006)
50,000 Dollars p30 (good to 31.12.2006)
100,000 Dollars p31 (good to 1.10.2005)
100,000 Dollars p32 (good to 31.12.2006)
New series of Bearer’s Cheques 2006-2008
1 Cent p33
5 Cent p34
10 Cent p35
50 Cent p36
1 Dollar p37
5 Dollar p38
10 Dollar p39
20 Dollar p40
50 Dollars p41
100 Dollar p42
500 Dollar p43
1,000 Dollar p44
5,000 Dollar p45
10,000 Dollar p46 (variation known a & b)
50,000 Dollar p47
100,000 Dollar p48 (variation known a & b)
200,000 Dollar p49
250,000 Dollar p50
500,000 Dollar p51
750,000 Dollar p52
1 Million Dollar p53
5 Million Dollar p54
10 Million Dollar p55
25 Million Dollar p56
50 Million Dollars p57
100 Million Dollar p58
250 Million Dollar p59
500 Million Dollar p60
5 Billion Dollar (Agro-Cheque) p61
25 Billion Dollar (Agro-Cheque p62
50 Billion Dollar (Agro-Cheque p63
100 Billion Dollar (Agro-Cheque) p64
New series of Banknotes – Not Bearer’s Cheques. 2008
1 New Dollar p65
5 New Dollar p66
10 New Dollar p67
20 New Dollar p68
100 New Dollar p69
500 New Dollar p70
1000 New Dollar p71
10,000 New Dollar p72
20,000 New Dollar p73
50,000 New Dollar p74
100,000 New Dollar p75
500,000 New Dollar p76
1 Million New Dollar p77
10 Million New Dollar p78
50 Million New Dollar p79
100 Million New Dollar p80
200 Million New Dollars p81
500 Million New Dollar p82
1 Billion New Dollar p83
5 Billion New Dollar p84
10 Billion New Dollar p85
20 Billion New Dollar p86
50 Billion New Dollar p87
10 Trillion New Dollar p88
20 Trillion New Dollar p89
50 Trillion New Dollar p90
100 Trillion New Dollar p91
NEW New Banknotes – 2009
1 NEW New Dollar p92
5 NEW New Dollar p93
10 NEW New Dollar p94
20 NEW New Dollar p95
50 NEW New Dollar p96
100 NEW New Dollar p97
500 NEW New Dollar p98
Zimbabwe now uses the South African Rand. (Also, I believe the US$)
See my post on the new South African Rand banknotes featuring Nelson Mandela.
See many of these notes on my eBay store.
Also see many of these notes on my website, robertsworldmoney.com. More being added every day.
Hehe I was able to my hand on some of those $5 billion agro cheques when I was in Zimbabwe in 2008.
I believe $1USD got me 3x$5 billion!
Inflation is a sure sign of economic diarrhea and political myopia….the situation prevails to date in Zimbabwe.The only solution is the new political dispensation being ushered in by Transform Zimbabwe
Can you tell me what the “P”or “M” means on any of the notes?
Myra
Sorry, not quiet sure what the question is. If you are asking about the “p” in front of the number of the note (such as p91) then that means “pick” which denotes it’s catalog number (each banknote has a separate pick number – Pick is name after Albert Pick who invented the banknote catalog system – there is a blog about that (Banknote Collecting 101 Part 4: How to pick the pick)
On some notes – none of the Zimbabwe notes though, do also have a letter designation of “M” which means it is a Military issue note, so you may see notes from, say, Burma that are pM27 – meaning it is pick 27 in the Military section.
I hope this answers the question, but if not please email me at robert@robertsworldmoney.com and I will do my best to answer you if this is not right – Robert