Want One Hundred Trillion Dollars?

[billski]

Thanks to hyper inflation, Zimbabwe once had bills this high. Currency has been revalued at least four times.

"A loaf of bread in Zimbabwe now costs about 300 billion Zimbabwean dollars -- and like most commodities, the price increases every day.
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Earlier this month, Zimbabwe introduced a 50 billion dollar bill as the country battles to fight cash shortages stemming from the world's highest inflation rate. The official rate was 231 million percent as of July."

Source: CNN, January 2009

Check out eBay. You can pick up a set for ten bucks.

 

[steamboat1]

How's it doing vs. the U.S. dollar?

 

[billski]

How's it doing vs. the U.S. dollar?

Because it's been revalued multiple times, this note is now obsolete.

As of today:
1 Zimbabwe Dollar = 0.002679 US Dollar
1 US Dollar (USD) = 373.300 Zimbabwe Dollar (ZWD)

It seems to have stabilized with an inflation rate of 4.3% for February.