Issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe in 2007, this 100 Dollars banknote comes from the hyperinflation era, reflecting the severe economic challenges and rapidly increasing currency denominations during the late 2000s. It highlights national symbols while accommodating the need for high-value notes in everyday transactions.
The obverse features the Chiremba Balancing Rocks, an iconic symbol of Zimbabwe, accompanied by denomination numerals, English inscriptions, and intricate guilloche patterns.
The reverse depicts Zimbabwean landscapes and economic motifs, representing the nation’s natural resources and resilience, framed by decorative design elements consistent with the series.
Issuer: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Denomination: 100 Dollars
Year: 2007
Material: Paper
Security features: Watermark, security thread, guilloche patterns
