You have to pay 3.5m Zimbabwean dollars for one egg.

Two days ago, green bar soap was going for 7 million Zimbabwean dollars.

However, teachers and civil servants were still being paid in Zimbabwean dollars.

And the 61-year-old said he would only bring back the Zimbabwean dollar if there was economic stability.

After all, a 5bn Zimbabwean dollar note must be something to show your grandchildren one day.

In 2009, the government abandoned printing Zimbabwean dollars at all.

I pay the rent for the roof over my family's head which is 30m Zimbabwean dollars.

These days, however, frequent-flier miles are looking a lot like Zimbabwean dollars.

At the time, a loaf of bread cost about 300 billion Zimbabwean dollars.

Professionals in the civil service earn about 250m - 300m Zimbabwean dollars a month.

Shops have begun refusing to accept Zimbabwean dollars in any form.

The only items you can pay for in Zimbabwean dollars are bread, meat and vegetables.

Bread sells on the black market for 3.5 billion Zimbabwean dollars a loaf.

The prizes will be in new Zimbabwean dollars, based on (official) exchange rates.

A single copy of the state-controlled newspaper costs $10 million Zimbabwean dollars.

The only time you see Zimbabwean dollars is whilst travelling by public transport.

A single round trip to his job at a lumber yard costs 10 million Zimbabwean dollars, nearly a week's salary.

Is there a one million Zimbabwean dollar bill?

Four hundred seventeen Zimbabwean dollars is the value of a single two-ply sheet.

We should not assume from this that the pound sterling is about to go the way of the Zimbabwean dollar.

Roughly 95 percent of transactions used the Zimbabwean dollar.

The country was once considered prosperous, but inflation is now reported at 500 billion percent, leaving the Zimbabwean dollar worthless.

The Zimbabwean dollar has disappeared from the streets since it was dumped as official currency.

In recent days, he has twice gone off message, calling on Friday for a return to the Zimbabwean dollar.

A collapse in the value of the Zimbabwean dollar lies near the heart of the industry's problems.