#vietnamdong

[iraqdinar]

IQD / VND Combo

40,050 Iraqi Dinars and 116,000 Vietnamese Dong

Listing for 40,050 IQD (Iraqi Dinar) and 116,000 VND (Vietnamese Dong) for sale.

This listing is for collectors new to exotic foreign currencies and seeking to purchase a variety of Iraq Dinar and Vietnam Dong banknotes whereby the buyer receives not only an assortment of eight beautiful, uncirculated banknotes (four from each country), but also receives great value in terms of the currency. For $100, buyers will receive more currency than than the marketplace has been able to offer for $100 US dollars since the two currencies first began experiencing global shortages in late April and early May.

In the time since, US-based dealers and currency exchanges have struggled to procure inventory, which in turn led to a surge in private sales occurring on third-party marketplace and online auction sites, with the reduced supply and increased demand sending prices soaring.

The price for these eight hard-to-find banknotes is $100 USD even. This includes shipping via USPS First-Class Mail to destinations within the United States.

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Shipping Information:

Please email [email protected] with your shipping information and order number.

Shipping Methods:

- USPS First-Class Mail with Tracking - Free to US - USPS Priority Mail - $8.45 - USPS First-Class Mail International - $9.80]

[iraqdinar]

Vietnamese Dong Prices Are Way Down

Vietnamese Currency Trading at Less than $66/million in Some Places

Prices in U.S. dollars are way, way down for Vietnamese dong. For the first time in the last two years, a cursory glance at one’s options for purchasing Vietnamese dong online yields far more results than has traditionally been the case, with prices serving as less of a barrier-to-entry than they traditionally have over the last several years as banks, credit unions, other MSBs and currency exchanges have increasingly declined to deal in Vietnamese currency.

VND is being advertised for less than $66 per million. For perspective, many online sellers were asking and receiving as much as $150 for one million dong as recently as 2020. That’s a nearly 250% decrease for dong retailers.

As with all “exotic” currencies, these prices tend to be much more fluid and much more volatile than most foreign currencies. A month from today it could very well be next-to-impossible to find certain denominations available commercially, and prices could be back up above $100 per million, where they’ve been for most of the last 2-3 years.

If there are any other noteworthy developments of the currencies rumored to be on the precipice of a redenominating or revaluing, I’ll post about it.

[joyemeterio]

Milyonarya ako!😅 #VietNamDong (at Tan Son Nhat Airport,Ho Chi Minh City,Vietnam) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzGQuJ8FgCm/?igshid=2czfnb6bwlht

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