The Iraqi dinar, which was valued in much the same way as Britain’s pound until the year 1959, rose to $3.3778 U.S. dollars by specifically not following U.S.’s devaluations in 1971 and then again in 1973. After the Gulf War of 1991, the country’s currency was made in both Iraq and in China, but unfortunately low grade pulp paper instead of cotton or nicer linen was used, and so was lesser quality lithography. In fact, some of this money was printed on machines that were designed for newspaper printing presses.

In terms of Iraqi dinar for sale using today’s rates, the Iraqi dinar value has varied widely through the decades, with new bank notes including denominations of 50 dinar, 250 dinar, 1,000 dinar, 5,000 dinar, 10,000 dinar and 25,000 dinar being issued in 2003 as one particular interesting point of reference. The country’s instability, despite its nickname as being civilization’s cradle, has contributed to the wildly swinging value of the dinar, and to the Iraqi dinar to us dollar exchange rate. Thus, today Iraqi dinar for sale may still have that capacity for swinging wildly back and forth.

However, buying Iraqi dinar is a somewhat simple process, which gets simpler with the help of a dinar banker. A banker can connect interested buyers with those offering Iraqi dinar for sale and can help negotiate terms of sale. A banker as well can help secure the highest value for each purchase made using various resources at his disposal.