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    Default Iraq postage rates.

    In 1995 some Iraqi stamps cost 25 dinars and 250 dinars, how could the rate have been .31 if this is so?

    Stamps from late 80's 30 and 40 fils.


    2006 stamp 250 dinars




    Alot of stamps here some pictures not available.

    MAGAN STAMPS - NEW IRAQ PAGE

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    Quote Originally Posted by Inscrutable View Post
    In 1995 some Iraqi stamps cost 25 dinars and 250 dinars, how could the rate have been .31 if this is so?
    Shipping is really expensive in Iraq? each letter costs you $30-$80 to send..

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    Quote Originally Posted by lndmn_01 View Post
    Shipping is really expensive in Iraq? each letter costs you $30-$80 to send..
    United Donkey Cart Express is really expensive, Of course, Camel-Ex will get it there faster!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bubba Dinar View Post
    United Donkey Cart Express is really expensive, Of course, Camel-Ex will get it there faster!

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    This guy suggested using stamps as currency.

    Foldvary: Iraq: Avoid Fiat Money!

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    Quote Originally Posted by lndmn_01 View Post
    Shipping is really expensive in Iraq? each letter costs you $30-$80 to send..
    No. The 100 and 250 dinar ones are current. The 30 and 40 ones are the old and they're FILS, not dinars 1000 fills = 1 dinar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by greatstuff View Post
    No. The 100 and 250 dinar ones are current. The 30 and 40 ones are the old and they're FILS, not dinars 1000 fills = 1 dinar.
    And a reprint would indeed be in order if they revalue even at a penny because $1.00 or $2.50 US at a penny reval is high to mail a letter. Imagine if there revaled at 1:1 people would have stamps worth $250.00 each, I wonder if they are speculating on postage.

    Stamp reprint that is.

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    Then the thieves could put their stolen oil in the mail instead of driving...
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