This slideshare document lists examples of hyperinflation in various fiat currencies since 1990, including Zimbabwe reaching 100 trillion dollars in 2006, Venezuela reaching 10,000 bolivares in 2002, and Romania reaching 50,000 lei in 2001. A total of 14 countries are shown to have experienced extreme currency devaluations through hyperinflation over this time period. The document directs readers to the Bitstocks blog for more information on this topic.

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Hyperinflation of Fiat Currencies
Since 1990

2. 2006: Zimbabwe – 100 Trillion Dollars

3. 2002: Venezuela – 10,000 Bolívares

4. 2001: Romania – 50,000 Lei

5. 1997: Turkey – 5 Million Lira

6. 1996: Belarus – 100,000 Rubles

7. 1995: Angola – 500,000 Kwanzas Reajustados

8. 1995: Ukraine – 10,000 Karbovantsiv

9. 1994: Georgia – 1 Million Laris

10. 1993: Bosnia – 100 Million Dinar

11. 1993: Brazil – 500 Cruzeiros Reais

12. 1993: Yugoslavia – 10 Billion Dinar

13. 1990: Nicaragua – 10 Million Córdobas

14. 1992: Zaire – 5 Million Zaires

15. 1992: Russia – 10,000 Rubles

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