5000 Bolívares

Venezuela's 5000 Bolívares note from this period circulated during a stretch of serious monetary stress — by the early 2000s, inflation had eroded the bolívar badly enough that a denomination once considered high-value had become routine in daily transactions. The Banco Central had issued 5000-bolívar notes continuously since the 1990s, essentially keeping the denomination in print as purchasing power collapsed around it.

Pick 84 is a long-running type with several date variants across the 2000–2004 window. The watermark remains the primary security feature — modest by contemporary standards even at time of issue.