Banknotes of Zimbabwe

The official currency of Zimbabwe is the Zimbabwean dollar (ZWL$), issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe. Paper money was first introduced in Zimbabwe in 1980, coinciding with the country's independence. A notable event in the currency's history was the hyperinflation period of the late 2000s, which led to several redenominations, including the introduction of a new currency in 2009. Collectors often focus on Zimbabwean banknotes for their diverse designs and varying denominations. One distinctive feature is the use of vibrant colors and wildlife imagery, particularly in the notable series issued during the 1990s, which showcase native animals and natural landscapes, highlighting Zimbabwe's rich biodiversity.