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Iraqi Dinar Update: Nothing to Get Excited About?
Sounds to me like in light of everything else going on, maybe it is time to start getting excited. Looks like the CBI is preparing to float the IQD internationally.
Video by Sandy Ingram of the EDU Matrix YouTube channel.
You can buy Iraqi dinar online at Egan Store and EganShop.com.
Ms. Sandy at Edu Matrix has some of the best videos about the Iraqi dinar and it’s prospective revaluation available anywhere on the web.
Everything I’m hearing is that the RV is imminent... anywhere for hours to weeks, months tops. There’s been lots of chatter that this will be a very special Christmas. Sure, could mean anything or nothing, but Trump’s history is pretty close to unanimous in terms of his knowing something specific when he makes remarks like that.
My recommended source for IQD (Iraqi Dinar) is Egan Store (http://egan.store & Egan Shop https://eganshop.com).
Peter (the owner of Egan Store) has told me this week that he intends to start removing IQD listings soon, although he couldn’t give a date, stating that they would only sell what they can replace, but would sell as long as he could get it. So as long as they can get it they plan to make it available and help as many people as possible procure some before it’s too late.
Peter is a good man and his customers love him. His business has achieved a better than 99% customer satisfaction rate selling on eBay, Etsy, other third-party platforms and from their relatively new site, EganShop.com.
Peter will be launching a plethora of currency-specific, niche collectible numismatics, coin & banknote shops — each specific to a particular nation’s currency.
Egan Store - Dinar, Dong & More, featuring 35 items, including 50 Trillion Zimbabwe Banknote - CIR, (2008, AA), Nigeria 1000 Naira Currency
Egan Shop and Egan Store have every denomination of new Iraqi dinar available for some of the best prices available anywhere online. If you find a better price, message them. If Peter can beat it he will.
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IRAQ BREAKING NEWS Iraq News al Sadr’s Request to Dissolve Parliament - EDU Matrix
The contents below come compliments of Ms. Sandy at the EDU Matrix YouTube channel:
IRAQ BREAKING NEWS Iraq News al Sadr’s Request to Dissolve Parliament Plus TThe Finance Minister
Iraq's Supreme Judicial Council, made up of 20 judges, said Sunday it lacks the authority to dissolve parliament as demanded by populist Shia cleric Sadr, who is engaged in a stand-off with political rivals. Under the constitution, parliament can only be dissolved by an absolute majority vote in the house, following a request by one-third of deputies or by the prime minister with the president's approval. Sistani is an Ayatollah, a title given to high-ranking Shia clergy.
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Dinar-Dollar exchange rate to be fixed for five years: parliamentary finance committee
Let's hope this is fake news...
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ERBIL, Kurdistan Region — The dinar-dollar exchange rate will be fixed for the next five years, a member of the Iraqi parliament’s finance committee told state media on Sunday. “The exchange rate will remain at this rate for the next five years,” Naji al-Saidi told state media. According to Saidi, the government had three main reasons to devalue the dinar: to reduce deficit in the budget, to increase reserves, and to make domestic goods more competitive in markets. In the 2021 budget law, the Iraqi parliament voted on setting the price of dinar at 1,450 dinars per dollar. Iraqi state media announced on December 19 that the Central Bank would set the dollar at 1,470 IQD for the public.
Iraqi Dinar Authentication (Outside Perspectives)
How to authenticate a 25,000 IQD Iraqi Dinar Note For Beginners
Here is an older video that still contains some good information on easy methods for checking certain security features of the New Iraqi Dinar, Iraq's currency from 2003-present.
I will be addressing this topic in-depth over the course of the next several weeks, as well as adding to this post. So be sure to check back regularly as updates will be posted at least 1-2 times per week.
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Wikileaks Email Shows Man Emailing Intelligence Contractor to Ask About Iraqi Dinar, Vietnamese Dong Revaluations (RVs)
What documents has Wikileaks published relating to the rumored IQD/VND RVs? (Part 1)
By: Peter Egan Jr.
A 2010 email published to Wikileaks’ “Global Intelligence Files” shows what appears to be a random man emailing an employee of a Texas-based intelligence contractor to inquire about what his firm knew or didn’t know regarding the long-rumored revaluation (”RV”), essentially a massive and instantaneous change to the foreign exchange rate of a national currency. Technically, a country can revalue its currency to either increase or decrease the value of the currency, however in this context, with these two particular countries it’s typically discussed in the context of an upward trajectory being the bullish position among speculators. This is the case even as Iraq just this past couple week devalued the Dinar relative to the US dollar.
The dinar trade on third-party sites like eBay, where users buy and sell Iraqi Dinar at generally inflated prices, is alive and as healthy as ever. At one point in July and August sellers were fetching nearly 300% of the actual exchange rate, and are still selling for much more than IQD has traditionally traded for on secondary markets, although the price has subsided a bit, largely due to a giant increase in supply after word made its way around the Dinar forums and YouTube shows about how much IQD was selling for, while demand has dipped with many investors and speculators possessing a common misconception that the 2020 Presidential election was won by the candidate who actually lost (badly). Dinar speculators have a very large faction who believe that the Iraq currency’s relative worth is to be decided in large part whether the incumbent US President remains in office. Even still, comparing the exchange rate Xe lists against the market rate as determined by the amount IQD is actually trading for againt various other currencies leaves a surprisingly wide gap that begs the question of why the market is willing to pay so much more than it (the market) is being told the high-risk, speculative investment is worth.
If we take the email Mike Whims of the now-defunct Rare Buyer LLC sent to Solomon Foshko of Stratfor, which Wikileaks described as a “global intelligence firm” headquartered in Texas, it likely has something to do with a long-rumored revaluation of one or both of Iraq and Vietnam’s currencies.
Whims in a 2010 email to “[email protected]” that ultimately made its way to Foshko, who appears to have no prior connection to Whims and whose position reads “Global Intelligence,” wrote the following:
Email subject: “STRATFOR Group Sales - Inquiry”
Email Body:
“Interested in foreign currency revaluations. My current interest lies with Iraq and Vietnam. Do you have any analysis that might help determine when a currency revaluation may occur such as what happened with the Kuwaiti dinar?”
The message made its way to Mr. Foshko, who replied with the following:
Mr. Whims, I have forwarded your question to our analysts. They may contact you. I did a search of current analysis available on our site, but did not find anything related to the Kuwaiti dinar. Regards, Solomon Foshko Global Intelligence STRATFOR T: 512.744.4089 F: 512.473.2260 [email protected]
I reached out to both parties via email (this is New Year’s Day so I am reluctant to call until Monday) to request comment and additional information and clarification. Neither has replied as of this story being published. That said, I don’t expect either to reply on New Years Day, and will update this story with any replies should either or both respond to my inquiry.
Stratfor knew (or thought they knew) something regarding an IQD RV by 2011
Another Stratfor email exchange published to Wikileaks references a plan by the Iraqi government to remove three zeros from the currency, a plan which ultimately failed and for which the then-Iraqi government suffered heavy criticism.
Kamran Bokhari writes in an email to Stratfor analysts:
There is a plan to drop the three zeros off the current Iraqi Dinar as part of an effort to raise its value. So if someone has the old currency (the one printed after the fall of the Baathist regime in 2003) and turns it in will he/she get the same amount of dinars or will they get less as per the difference in value?
Bokhari was speaking of the plan by the Iraqi government as described by Albawaba as: “a plan to remove three zeros from the dinar, replacing current banknotes with new ones.“
The article touches upon the inherent difficulties and challenges faced by a nation the size of Iraq in a project of such a massive undertaking as a total currency revaluation.
According to Mazhar Mohammad Saleh, an expert in the Iraqi Central Bank, in a speech with the ALHAYAT of London, “our problem lies in the timing of the currency exchange, as we need to select a suitable time for implementing the project without obstacles.”
The Central Bank planned to remove three zeros from the Iraqi dinar, after suffering from inflation and the decline of the currency during the nineties, due to economic sanctions.
The following quote from the story is also noteworthy:
The most important change after deleting the zeros, is to reduce the number of banknotes in circulation, simplifying the payment system in Iraq.
In the second paragraph quoted, the article claims (accurately, IMHO) that the decline of the Iraqi Dinar is directly tied to economic sanctions stemming from Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait in 1990. Then in the final paragraph quoted, the article states that the most important step once “deleting the zeros” is to reduce the number of banknotes in circulation.
That last part is significant. If the United States Treasury does in fact hold untold trillions or even quadrillions of Iraqi Dinars from the initial postwar “currency swap,” and/or all of the USD auctions and USD cash pallets delivered to the Central Bank of Iraq, a number known to be at least $40 billion USD as of 2008, and that number has only increased in the 13 years since, although the US government has not revealed by how much or even how much IQD it holds period; then untold trillions could be removed from circulation just by the US exchanging their Dinars back for US Dollars and/or digital currency assets following a revaluation. Iraq could repossess those Dinars and have a giant bonfire with them, at least in theory. Then there are all of the American, Canadian, British and Australian currency speculators who hold IQD in their portfolios who would be looking to swap their suddenly valuable IQD for a currency they can use to buy and sell. While that number surely pales in comparison to the US Government’s holdings, it’s still likely nothing to scoff at, particularly in 2020 with Americans having nearly two decades of hearing about how the Iraqi Dinar would experience a rate change that would lead to windfall profits for American currency speculators. The Dinar is trading at 2.5 times its value (as defined by exchange rate) in US-based secondary marketplaces. One such marketplace where American consumers buy Iraqi Dinars is eBay. Compare those prices to the prices listed at Xe when you look up the formal exchange rate.
It’s been three decades since the economic sanctions that crippled the IQD were enacted and there seems to be a growing global consensus that it’s time to revisit the sanctions and review whether or nor they’re still appropriate and still serve a purpose that isn’t entirely punitively enacted against people, many of whom weren’t even alive when the events that provoked the enacting of the sanctions occurred.
To recap, we know that in 2011, Iraq did plan to at a bare minimum redenominate its currency. Some would argue that the 2011 plan constitutes a revaluation. Semantics aside, if the sanctions are what crashed the currency and have hindered it for three decades, if those sanctions are lifted simultaneously with a major rate change accompanied by Iraq repossessing hundreds of trillions of Dinars from citizens and countries across the globe and presumably removing them from circulation, there’s definitely an argument to be made that the concept of the “Iraq Dinar revaluation” is anything but a scam, and may not only be very real, but also very plausible despite the fact that elements within the media will tell anyone who will listen that Iraq’s situation with its currency bears no resemblance to the 1990-1991 Kuwaiti currency situation and that the same outcome is not possible in Iraq.
If it does finally happen in 2021, and there’s a lot of smoke that would seem to suggest that 2021 might be the year of the Dinar, the “Dinar Scam,” as it’s come to be known, will be remembered as all the people, publications and networks who for the better part of a decade have tried their best to convince anyone who will read or listen that investing in the Iraq Dinar is something only stupid people do, and that smart intellectuals like those in the media like to ridicule such simpletons while at their cocktail parties in their ivory towers.
It would be an end to the saga all too fitting considering that the same people calling the Dinar RV a scam are the world’s premiere pathological liars and have a proven track record of being among the most intellectually dishonest people in all of humanity.
Complete Set of 2003-Present Iraqi Dinar Uncirculated Banknotes
Dinar Complete Set Uncirculated
With the global Iraqi Dinar (IQD) shortages that began in May of 2020, many IQD holders have had a difficult time finding IQD for sale anywhere but third-party marketplaces and arbitrage sites that use the third-party marketplace listings as their own affiliate linked products. Needless to say that with supply at an all-time low and demand steadily increasing as more and more people continue to learn about the Dinar revaluation “RV” rumors and determine it to be an investment with an advantageous risk-reward ration.
This collection of every denomination of New Iraqi Dinar (post-Saddam) banknotes contains all eight denominations to enter circulation including those that are no longer printed but remain in circulation as currency. Every denomination of note (50, 250, 500, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000, 25,000 and 50,000) printed between 2003 when the new currency was first issued and today is present in this beautiful assortment.
Items are shipped in protective casings to ensure that the notes arrive in the same condition in which the depart. With Iraq rumored to be strongly considering redenominating or revaluing its currency, these notes may soon be collector’s items and not currency, and their availability will diminish if in fact either of those rumors comes to fruition.
91,800 Iraqi Dinar (IQD) For Sale - Complete Set of New Iraqi Dinar Uncirculated Banknotes
Price: $225 Shipping: Free (USPS Priority Mail)
Iraqi Dinar Complete SetIQD Complete Set $225.00 USD
Item Specifications:
Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated Modified Item: No Type: Banknotes Quantity: 1 of each Iraq banknote Country/Region of Manufacture: Iraq Denomination: 50,000, 25,000, 10,000, 5,000, 1000, 500, 250 & 50 Total Iraqi Dinar: 91,800 Certification: Certified Authentic Year: 2003-2018 Country: Iraq Authenticity Verified: Yes Certificate of Authenticity Included
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