These rare hyperinflation banknotes, issued for the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe in Harare, are currently out of print and withdrawn from circulation. Please note: this is a stock image. The banknotes you receive may have different serial numbers to the banknotes pictured. Hyperinflation occurs whenever a country's currency is created at too high of a rate. The money eventually loses its power and value, as it is too overabundant. The history of Zimbabwe's hyperinflation is a lengthy one, and it revolves around a government that slowly became derailed. Originally, the Zimbabwe dollar held high value. In fact, dating back to its origin in the 1980s, the Zimbabwe dollar held more value than the U.S. dollar. The early years of Zimbabwe's economy saw great growth and development. Various industries and crops were thriving, and, thus, Zimbabwe's economy had begun to thrive as well.
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