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Is This For Real? $10 Million Usd For A Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollar Note

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ZIMBABWE 100 TRILLION DOLLAR P91 2008 PMG67 UNC WORLD LARGEST DENOMINATION
Buy It Now! $9,999,999.99
http://www.ebay.com/itm/141571779455

Is it really worth $10 million dollars? Or even $1 million?


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 Posted 09/25/2016  11:23 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add DBM to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Typical ebay sale
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"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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Wow. I paid about $4 each for six of them when I bought them a few years ago. Gave most of them away as curios.
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Me too, I bought a set of four high denomination for $20 a few years back, gave them to my grandson thinking I`d be able to replace them down the road for even less.
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Gave me a laugh. I think maybe the seller is having a joke.

I dont think it is the world's highest denomination. There was a Hungarian inflation note from 1946 which was 1 followed by 20 zeroes. Have one at home but I am away for a while, otherwise I would give you a picture. This was I think the highest circulated. The Hungarians did print the next note up, but did not issue it. See wikipedia and look for banknotes of the Hungarian pengo.

The Hungarian note does not actually have all the zeroes printed on it, so this could be the note with the most zeroes.
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Some sellers ask an outrageous amount, just to attract looky-lues.
It always gets me, as I have to look @ other items for sale.
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I knew you guys would have the scoop. :O)

Many thanks,

Mark
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If I read the auction correctly, it is for 1,000 notes.

I cannot understand the $50.00 price for these notes given the enormous supply on the market.
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