Anyone, any difference in the size of dinar notes - my one thousand dinar note is 3/4 size of my ten thousnad notes. Have I got a problem?
Strat
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Anyone, any difference in the size of dinar notes - my one thousand dinar note is 3/4 size of my ten thousnad notes. Have I got a problem?
Strat
That means that your $1000 note is only worth 3/4 of 1000.........just kidding with you. The larger notes are larger in size than the smaller notes. The 50 dinar is the smallest, its half the size of a 25000 note. The 50 and the 250 are the same size and the 500 and 1000 are the same size. The 5000, 10000,and 25000 are larger (in size).........
Thanks RR you made me feel a lot better, was thinking what to do with a pile of phony dinars.
Strat
With lots of cryptic characters in the world, you never know if the IQD you have bought and holding onto is a genuine one and not a fake.:nocommentQuote:
Originally Posted by stratco
ı I don't think so.I got both 10.000 and 1000 IQD bills.1000 is olmost half size of 10000.
I saw a 50 dinar coin from ebay. And I know those has been banned. Does anybody think that those will be very collectible later on in future? or will they be worthless?
I am forced to sell off a million dinars. If interested PM me.
840 per mil
420 1/2 mil
210 1/4 mil
Includes registered shipping! All black light tested circulated 25,000's.
I don't even know what a Dinar is.
I'm guessing the Iranian dollar.
Am I right?
No - however you are in the 'Iraqi Dinar' forum. That should help. :wacko: :smile:
No problem, this is normal variation is note sizes between the two.Quote:
Originally Posted by stratco
Good luck to all, Mike
The dinar was introduced into circulation in 1931, replacing the Indian rupee, which had been the official currency since the British occupation of the country in World War I, at a rate of 1 dinar = 13⅓ rupees.