does any one the current value of iraqi dinar?
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Its about 1477 Iraqi dinar to the US $.
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Currently, it's the U.S. dollar (since 2000).  At one time, it was the peso and the sucre
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http://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u\nGO HERE AND YOU WILL FIND OUT
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The Iraqi Dinar is definitely a long term investment. It probably won't increase in value until the war in Iraq is over and the economy has rebuilt itself. So even if the war ends 3 years from now, Iraq won't rebuild itself less then 5 years later. I'd say you may see a value increase in 5 years, but nothing significant until 10 years have elapsed. Hope this helps.
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Investors speculate that the value of 1 Iraqi Dinar can reach to between $0.01 - $3.00. A more conservative speculation would be between $0.10-$0.30, which is quite substantial if you think about it. Consider buying 1 million Iraqi Dinar today for $1000. If the value of 1 Iraqi Dinar goes up to just 10 cents US, your investment would automatically be worth $100,000. A return like that is truly supreme. Will it happen? That’s the question.\n\nNo one really knows if the value of the Iraqi Dinar is going to increase or when. It really is anyone’s guess. My personal opinion is that should the Iraqi Dinar begin to increase in value it will not happen until the war in Iraq is complete. At that time Iraq will begin to rebuild its country and economy. And once the economy becomes strong, so should the currency. \n\nI also believe that the currency will not be traded before the war is up. Iraq wants to introduce a strong currency to the world, not a weak one. I hope this answers your question.
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1 US Dollar Equals to 0.384995 Oman Rails.\n1 Oman Rails Equals to 2.597 US Dollars\n1 Euro Equals to 0.46 Oman Rails\n1 Oman Rail Equals 2.13 Euros.\n\nFor more exchange rates visit\nhttp://www.xe.net\n\nHave a great day
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The currency is the euro. See the link for the rates if you are interesting
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its the major currency of trade. it will be interesting to see the euro dollars value, seeing as the Iranians have announced their intentions to trade under the euro.
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118,756.52 USD (Today)
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The New Iraqi Dinar is not currently being traded on the world market. So you can only exchange it in Iraq or some neighboring Arab countries. The other options you have is that you could sell it to someone on EBay or to one of the internet companies that sell Iraqi Dinar like www.TheDinarGroup.com. \n\nHowever, if you have the old "Saddam" currency, well… let’s just say that you have some very pretty wall paper. Unfortunately to owner of the old “Saddam” currency, it isn't worth anything anymore. It’s simply a collectible now. I would keep it, hold onto it, and pass it on to your children’s grand children who may then pass it on to their children’s grand children. Maybe by then it would become a rare piece of history. Hope this helps.
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I think you'll lose your money buying them. If you like to buy lottery tickets, you may like the dinar. Below are some references:
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Yes it hasn't gone up for some time now.  Maybe .75C-$1.00  will do.  No more then $1.50
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You are completely correct. The Euro was introduced in 1999 so whoever said it wasn't introduced until 2002 hasn't got a clue what they are talking about. The Euro was introduced as physical banknotes in 2002 but from 1999 it was launched for bank transactions, accounting and most relevant to your question for the financial markets (i.e. you could trade oil in Euros).\n\nThe Iraq war began primarily because Iraq began selling its oil (through the oil for food program) in Euros. The harm that this does to the US economy is easy to see. $1 is worth about €1.23 - thus oil from countries that sell their oil in Euros becomes more expensive in the US.\n\nBasically many economies rely on the strength of their currency backed by gold but in the US their currency is quite weak (e.g. nearly $2 for every British pound) and to prop up this failing currency they use oil. Higher oil prices would lead to increased interest rates and higher inflation rates and this is something that the US can ill afford. Thus when Saddam began selling in Euros something had to be done about it. Now Iran has cut dollar transactions to a minimum and we have seen what has happened to ol prices. I would hazzard a guess that many more countries may follow suit. I would hazzard a guess that maybe Venuzuela will be the next to do so.
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This is probably 100,000 pounds (British pounds). \n\nThe current exchange rate is 1.9114 so it is approximately $191,114.00
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The treasury site is here:  http://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/\nThere are calculators linked on the site that tell you how much they're worth and the current interest rate.
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about 7million dinar, depending on which independent republic it is situated
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Try this currency converter...link below.