Become a multi-trillonaire for only 4$

[mysticwaterfall]

I couldn't resist this ebay auctionfor the sheer novelty:

I'm going to have a lot of fun with it. Like, when my dad visits I'll say I have his retirement covered and show him this

 

[ENDscape]

I couldn't resist this ebay auctionfor the sheer novelty:

I'm going to have a lot of fun with it. Like, when my dad visits I'll say I have his retirement covered and show him this

The rock looks a bit like a cock dont you think? Or am i just having gay thoughts? Awww shit!

 

[syko5150]

its really too bad that Zimbabwe currency isnt used anymore because thats worth like 200Billion+US$ or was lol

 

[mysticwaterfall]

Actually, the most it was ever worth was about $30, and that was only for the very fist day it was issued. It continued to plummet quite rapidly after that.... There's a picture of a sign in a bathroom there saying not to use the money for toilet paper, so it must have been a pretty common occurrence

 

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Apperently

1 CAD = 12274835717.05 Zimbabwean thing.

 

[Bumpman]

I couldn't resist this ebay auctionfor the sheer novelty:

I'm going to have a lot of fun with it. Like, when my dad visits I'll say I have his retirement covered and show him this

The rock looks a bit like a cock dont you think? Or am i just having gay thoughts? Awww shit!

It does kinda l ook like one

 

[syko5150]

Actually, the most it was ever worth was about $30, and that was only for the very fist day it was issued. It continued to plummet quite rapidly after that.... There's a picture of a sign in a bathroom there saying not to use the money for toilet paper, so it must have been a pretty common occurrence

using a currency converter 100,000,000,000,000 Zimbabwe Dollars WAS = to 276,319,425,255.595 USD

 

[haflore]

That would have been quite a sum, maybe you can sell it on eBay for a few dollars

 

[user0002]

I knew it! Just from the topic headline i knew that this has something to do with exchanging currencies to zimbabwean dollars.

 

[Veho]

I thought it was about the old Turkish Lira.

 

[kicknhorse]

I thought it was about the old Turkish Lira.

Hahaha, those use to only be worth about 47 pence (in sterling).

 

[Maz7006]

we actually do still have weird currencies here, like 100,000 LL (Lebanese Pounds)

what i never got round my head is that there is french on our money, which apparently is the 2nd language here as apposed to English, but few speak it.

also for those interested its about 65$ USD (100,000 LL)

 

[arecus2000]

Whoever sold that was crazy

 

[Monkee3000]

we actually do still have weird currencies here, like 100,000 LL (Lebanese Pounds)

what i never got round my head is that there is french on our money, which apparently is the 2nd language here as apposed to English, but few speak it.

also for those interested its about 65$ USD (100,000 LL)

Here you go Maz http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Mandate_of_Lebanon

P.S. I have an old German One Million Mark note from after the Great War.

 

[prowler]

At first I was like

Then I was like

Money collecting, huh? ....

 

[mysticwaterfall]

Actually, the most it was ever worth was about $30, and that was only for the very fist day it was issued. It continued to plummet quite rapidly after that.... There's a picture of a sign in a bathroom there saying not to use the money for toilet paper, so it must have been a pretty common occurrence

using a currency converter 100,000,000,000,000 Zimbabwe Dollars WAS = to 276,319,425,255.595 USD

They revalued the currency four different times. The currency converter is probably based off of the last, "4th dollar" (released right before they stopped the currency) whereas the 100T note is from the "3rd dollar". 1T 3rd dollars = 1 4th dollar.

So 276,319,425,255.595 / 1T = 28 us cents if they were still using it.... so, not a whole lot

 

[mrfatso]

woot, just think it's so easy to fullfill one's dream of being a billionaire just by changing our money to zibawene, not that any good would come out of it, but haha