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Zimbabwean dollar, a country in southern Africa, has the largest face value of 100 billion yuan, which is equal to 1 yuan

The Zimbabwean dollar is issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe. It is the legal tender of Zimbabwe. Every dollar is divided into 100 cents, and its symbol is abbreviated as "$" or "Z $" (distinguished from other currencies with "dollar" as the unit). The ripples on the shield symbolize the vast waters of Zimbabwe

In the lower part of the shield is the world-famous cultural site "stone city". Five pointed stars and Zimbabweans stand at the top of the shield. The bird is a symbol of the wishes of a country and a nation, as well as the ancient culture of Zimbabwe and African countries. There are corn and cotton patterns on the hillside at the bottom of the shield, symbolizing Zimbabwe's rich agricultural procts and mineral resources. On both sides are Zimbabwean antelopes

"Unity, freedom and labor" is written on the ribbon in English

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extended data: Zimbabwe is a land locked country in southeast Africa. A centralized state began to form around 1100 A.D. Monotapa was founded by the makarenga in the 13th century and peaked in the early 15th century

In 1890, it was colonized by the British South African company, and in 1923, it was taken over by the British government and became an "autonomous territory". Independence on 18 April 1980

Zimbabwean dollar is the currency issued by the Central Bank of Zimbabwe, which is the legal tender of Zimbabwe. Each cent is equivalent to 100 points, and its symbol is abbreviated as "$" or "Z $" (with other symbols to distinguish "Yuan" as the monetary unit). The ripples on the shield represent the vast waters of Zimbabwe

the lower part of the shield is the world famous cultural site "Shicheng". At the top of the shield rose a pentagram and a Zimbardo. The bird is a symbol of the country and national aspirations, as well as an ancient symbol of Zimbabwe and African culture

there are corn and cotton patterns on the hillside under the shield, symbolizing Zimbabwe's rich agricultural procts and mineral resources. There are Zimbabwean antelopes on both sides