I expect they will be replaced once the government is stabilized. The only reason for buying them is as a possible collectors item. I wouldn’t consider them an investment.
Kinda what I was thinking, but IF they are replaced, I would think that the locals would have time to trade in their old for the new correct? I don’t know, I am asking.. I know a lot of guys who have spent THOUSANDS even TENS of THOUSANDS on dinar.
You Wrote: I expect they will be replaced once the government is stabilized. The only reason for buying them is as a possible collectors item. I wouldnt consider them an investment.
Do you mean the Sadaam notes being replaced? if that's what you meant, that happened back in 2003. I am talking mainly about the NEW post 2003 Iraqi Dinar. just to clarify your comment.. The Sadaam notes have been worthless for the past 4 years, except to throw darts at maybe..