500 dollars 2007 — Zimbabwe ( Pick: 70 )
Region:
Africa
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
This banknote from Zimbabwe, dated 2007, has a denomination of 500 dollars. It features a design from the 2007-2008 issue known as the Third Dollar (ZWR), showcasing the Chiremba balanced rock on the front side. The reverse side depicts a cow milking parlor and cattle, with colors of purple and pink.
The note is cataloged under Pick number 70. Its denomination and year are documented with specific details regarding the designs on both sides.
The note is cataloged under Pick number 70. Its denomination and year are documented with specific details regarding the designs on both sides.
Specifications
- Colour
- Purple and pink
- Pick catalog
- 70
About this banknote
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe issued this 500-dollar banknote in 2007 as part of its ongoing efforts to manage the country's hyperinflation crisis. The series was introduced to replace earlier notes with higher denominations due to rapidly rising inflation rates, following a monetary reform announced by the government that same year.
The front of the banknote features the Chiremba Balancing Rock, a recurring motif on Zimbabwean currency. The reverse side depicts a cattle breeding scene, including a cow milking parlor. This specific note, identified by Pick number 70, is printed in purple and pink colors and was part of the Third Dollar (ZWR) series, which experienced rapid devaluation.
