1 Dollar

By the time this note entered circulation, Zimbabwe's annual inflation rate was already well past 1,000% — the 1 Dollar denomination was functionally worthless within weeks of issue. Giesecke & Devrient in Leipzig supplied the printing throughout much of the hyperinflationary series, a logistical irony given that foreign currency was simultaneously being hoarded as the only reliable store of value in the country.

P#65 belongs to the short window before the Reserve Bank began lopping zeros through successive redenomination exercises. The third redenomination in 2009 eventually replaced it at a rate of 10^12 old dollars to one new one.