Zimbabwean 2016 banknotes - Bond Notes.

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The Zimbabwean 2016 banknotes should be listed separately under 'Bond Notes'.

Only the 2019 & 2020 notes should be under '5th. Dollar'.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zimbabwean_bond_notes .

&

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTGS_dollar .

Zimbabwe's economy is still a mess - & foreign currencies are now also in circulation, as Zimbabweans don't have any faith in their own local currency.

Aidan.
These are issues within the same currency. There's no need for a split just because two words were removed from the notes.
Former Numista referee for banknotes from Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Saint Helena.
Citeer: "ceh2019"​These are issues within the same currency. There's no need for a split just because two words were removed from the notes.
​True. There's no need to split one currency because the wordings are different and the dates are different. It's just a continuation of the 2016 series.
Citeer: "ngdawa"
Citeer: "ceh2019"​These are issues within the same currency. There's no need for a split just because two words were removed from the notes.
​​True. There's no need to split one currency because the wordings are different and the dates are different. It's just a continuation of the 2016 series.

The Bond Notes were originally a local Zimbabwean version of the American Dollar - therefore, they are NOT within the same currency.

In fact, the Bond Notes & the Bond Coins will eventually be withdrawn from circulation.

Zimbabwe has in fact, returned to using multiple currencies, as was the case from 2009.

Aidan.
The key word is "originally". The bond notes started like that but the equivalence was not maintained. Now the new issues have dropped the term "bond note" in an attempt to normalize the currency. Unfortunately, it isn't working and a slide back to using foreign currency is happening.
A similar thing happened in Argentina when the current peso was introduced and the notes had "convertible" on them to indicate they were equivalent to the US dollar. That link broke down and the term was removed from the notes. The two types of note are not considered separate currencies.
Former Numista referee for banknotes from Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Saint Helena.
Hello,
I agree, no need to split this.
Regards
strato:wiz:
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