Zimbabwe 5 Billion Dollars 2008 P 84 Gem UNC PMG 66 EPQ

Name: Zimbabwe 5 Billion Dollars 2008 P 84 Gem UNC PMG 66 EPQ
Brand: Noteshobby
SKU: 2447434-066
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COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : Zimbabwe
CERTIFICATION : PMG
COUNTRY : Zimbabwe
YEAR : 2008
GRADE : 66
TYPE : Banknotes
CIRCULATED/UNCIRCULATED : Uncirculated
GRADE DESIGNATION : EPQ/PPQ

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