WOW!

I'm getting dizzy just looking at all those zeros !

What is worth today anyway cause I know by tomorow it will be different ? Neat to have in a collection.

"Pay the bearer on demand"? Yeah, right!

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Originally posted by Safari-Hunt:
I'm getting dizzy just looking at all those zeros !

What is worth today anyway cause I know by tomorow it will be different ? Neat to have in a collection.

When they were posted they were worth 1US$ each.

By The time they arrived they were worth 6 US cents...

It is called bob-e-nomics

BTW - what is the going exchange rate these days since Zim dropped all those zeros off the old currency? It never ceases to amaze me how the PH's continue to run a business in that country.

Saeed
Thanks for the picture. Cool looking bill.

Ganyana
I would still be willing to pay a full 1US$ for some. Maybe bob can make more money exporting his bills.

James

At today's Zim inflation rate, What is that bill in US$?

since we dropped ten 0's... (bear in mind we dropped 3 0's a year back)

Exchange rate for a transfer is Z$ 6000:1 (ie that is 1US$ = Z$ 60,000,000,000,000,000-oo original Zim dollars)

Cash for cash??? There is no zim cash available. Banks limit you to Z$600 per day (ie US$10 cents) - IF they have any cash. Makes doing any buisness that requires zim money very difficult - like how the heck do you renew your firearms license? The police don't take a cheque, don't take a debit card- Zim cash only. US 50 cents for a 3 year renewal- but...where to find the zim cash!!!!!

Holy crap, it cost $15,100,000, just to mail it!

Nope! the stamps with a monetary value were sent purely as collectors items. The stamp marked R bearing the picture of the bird is the real one (14 trillion on day letter was sent. Who knows what an R (regional)stamp is this week!)