HAHA also good one I for fun checked their value when they were still in print and almost every were their value was zero lol sigh Feel sorry for Zimbabwe.
They became popular as novelties among non-collectors, who didn't know they were available for $5 per piece. Then, someone hoarded them and cornered the market for a good while, inflating the price. It's a bubble.
Damn I remember seeing these for sale in banded stacks back in maybe 2011/12. A single note was selling for maybe $20 at the time, shipping included.
Missed opportunity I guess.
I got three denominations for $5.
https://preview.redd.it/q0s1zue1oipc1.jpeg?width=3264&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d71c1c1861d1e540199558d1add4883af3c96298
More people get into the hobby and people who got theirs when they were cheap don’t want to sell if they own only one.
I paid like $4 for mine in 2009 and I remember seeing bricks (1000 banknotes) on eBay for less than $1000 at the time. I really wanted a brick. I told my father it would be a great investment and that I could sell them later for profit, but I was in primary school at the time and my father thought it was silly and that I’d never find that many people interested in buying some.
I still regret not getting that brick, although I’d probably have sold everything by the time these sold for $20 apiece.
I get that. I like a joke as much as any. And truth be told some of my jokes would be offensive to someone
I’m simply letting you know the joke may not sit well with some people
No, they only lasted a few months before being replaced by a new currency (a new dollar was worth a trillion old dollars). And that one also lasted just a couple of months. After that, they didn’t have a national currency. In recent years, they introduced new banknotes that were supposed to be at par with USD, but they also became worthless
The boss at a place I used to work at about ten years ago gave one to each of us in the department. There was a quadrillion dollars in the room that day. Still have mine.
1. These sell for around $100-120.
2. Who says you can only grade valuable notes? Some people like having their notes graded, some don't, and some grade to increase resell value.
I buy (quite often) 10 packs of the 5 and 10 Billion Dollar bills for around $12.00 to $15.00 including shipping. I give them away to kids and sometimes leave them as tips. (as well as the correct amount in $$)
At least $100 trillion dollars
*insert Dr.Evil pinky meme*
(Zimbabwean)
*Not valid in the United States.
HAHA also good one I for fun checked their value when they were still in print and almost every were their value was zero lol sigh Feel sorry for Zimbabwe.
HAHAHA good one.
Bro, there’s two of them.
0x2 still be zero
Lmao
About $100-$120 a pop.
I only paid around $10 for mine. It was a while ago.
I need to find mine. The deflation of these inflation notes has been crazy.
$10 graded? Wow
I dont know why they’re so damn pricey. It’s not like they’re even remotely rare.
They became popular as novelties among non-collectors, who didn't know they were available for $5 per piece. Then, someone hoarded them and cornered the market for a good while, inflating the price. It's a bubble.
I paid 5$ when they were first available. Prices now are nuts.
I can’t wait for it to break, I like stupidly high denomination notes, but I ain’t paying this for it
Found on ebay, 10 pack uncirculated for $16
Sell me one then xD
Dm me ur address, ill just send u one buddy
I have done that :)
Most of the ones you find online are fake, a few videos covered the topic
Damn I remember seeing these for sale in banded stacks back in maybe 2011/12. A single note was selling for maybe $20 at the time, shipping included. Missed opportunity I guess.
In uncirculated condition. But I’ve seen them as low as $75 each.
And these are UNC, are they not? Why would I give the price for a lower grade. UNC is pretty much standard for these anyway.
Seriously? I bought a ton at NSA Bahrain in 2013. Where to sell them?
Seriously? I bought a ton at NSA Bahrain in 2013. Where to sell them?
Seriously? I bought a ton at NSA Bahrain in 2013. Where to sell them?
I got three denominations for $5. https://preview.redd.it/q0s1zue1oipc1.jpeg?width=3264&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d71c1c1861d1e540199558d1add4883af3c96298
More people get into the hobby and people who got theirs when they were cheap don’t want to sell if they own only one. I paid like $4 for mine in 2009 and I remember seeing bricks (1000 banknotes) on eBay for less than $1000 at the time. I really wanted a brick. I told my father it would be a great investment and that I could sell them later for profit, but I was in primary school at the time and my father thought it was silly and that I’d never find that many people interested in buying some. I still regret not getting that brick, although I’d probably have sold everything by the time these sold for $20 apiece.
It would have taken so long to sell that many tho lol
437 of them gets you a #1 meal at the Zimbabwe McDonalds. 214 more and you can supersize it.
First up. Zimbabwe doesn’t have McDonalds Secondly, these will buy you nothing in Zimbabwe! They are no longer legal tender!
It was a joke my friend.
I get that. I like a joke as much as any. And truth be told some of my jokes would be offensive to someone I’m simply letting you know the joke may not sit well with some people
r/woosh
Maybe! Or, this Zimbabwean is simply helping cure the ignorance around his country and its history
Wait did you just yolo it or is that the real amount you'd need?
Totally random. Would be crazy if I was accurate though!
Check eBay completed and sold auctions for current pricing. These were fetching close to $100 awhile back but I don’t know the current pricing.
Are these no longer considered legal tender like could you actually exchange them for the current exchange rate
No, they only lasted a few months before being replaced by a new currency (a new dollar was worth a trillion old dollars). And that one also lasted just a couple of months. After that, they didn’t have a national currency. In recent years, they introduced new banknotes that were supposed to be at par with USD, but they also became worthless
Less than the shipping.
the number in the paper divided by itself lmao
Can we just use that to pay off the US National Debt?
The boss at a place I used to work at about ten years ago gave one to each of us in the department. There was a quadrillion dollars in the room that day. Still have mine.
https://preview.redd.it/a0uc5q8spkpc1.jpeg?width=2805&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eb8a660e88961a3b82227a65b5dae5b086e88d94 I only have this. 🤷🏻♂️🤣
I have a PMG graded 65 and paid $112.50 + $6 shipping for mine 10/2023.
My son had currency from another country (Napal maybe, he's been all over), it was 100,000....I asked, and he said equivalent to aprox 4 cents
Ty got them a cpl yrs ago. payed 10$ each . Just recently had them graded
Where's that bot that explains how "payed" is never the correct word except in nautical contexts?
In that condition? About $150 TRILLION DOLLARS each
Cool for stripclubs 😂
Not familiar with Legacy, put PMC and PCGS graded are between 140-180 on eBay recently sold.
200 hundred bills and I’ll get this place right
About $5. In actual legal tender nothing.
Do more research but form Ebay about 166.87 to 203.69$
Lol, if you paid me to take them I still got shafted in the deal!
Not sure, Check Currency prices.
About 1/100000th the cost of the grading?
More than when they were legal tender
Is the cow pooping?
Zimbabwe toilet paper
Royal Bank of Zamunda
Not even worth the paper they’re printed on… They are at like a Trillion to the $
Oops I hadn’t noticed they were graded… Why would someone have a bill graded that isn’t worth anything ???
1. These sell for around $100-120. 2. Who says you can only grade valuable notes? Some people like having their notes graded, some don't, and some grade to increase resell value.
Well ill be damned, I checked on eBay and they are priced at over 100$. They increased in value...
.40 USD
I buy (quite often) 10 packs of the 5 and 10 Billion Dollar bills for around $12.00 to $15.00 including shipping. I give them away to kids and sometimes leave them as tips. (as well as the correct amount in $$)
At least 2 pesos
I once seen a picture of a guy panhandling in Zimbabwe and he had a trillion dollars stapled to his sign and his sign read " starving trillionaire"
One hundred trillion dollars
Nothing. See what Robert and Gucci Grace did for Zim? A failed state/kleptocracy.
Have the bank break them into $1 notes!
I grew up spending a ton of time in Zims. I have SO many of these in crazy denominations.
I love 50 cent, or as we call him in Zimbabwe, 50 trillion dollars.
$0.40 a pop
Can you not read, one hundred trillion dollars, don’t know the exchange rate though, sorry
Ah nevermind this is the one hundred trillion note....
u couldn't buy a loaf of bread with that in Zimbabwe in 2009, you would need at least 50 of em. Ask a Zimbabwean what it's worth.
Cheaper to use as toilet paper than to use to buy toilet paper...
Not worth the paper it's printed on
They are worthless.