Iraq’s propaganda of deleting the zeros swinging back and forth causes me to suspect that Iraq has to educate and prepare their citizens for the arrival of lower denominations. The fact that a one-dinar note without an RV would probably cost about 300-dinar to print is the reason they are publishing this misinformation.
Quote” Council of Ministers intends to ask to postpone the new currency in the market
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Cabinet intends to make a decision to postpone put the new currency in the market due during the month of September.
This came in the words of a source in the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers, adding that this comes at a time was the completion of preparations for the launch of the new currency in the market.
For his part, said a member of the parliamentary Finance Committee Haitham Jubouri that "the central bank printing presses imported from abroad in preparation for the printing of the dinar in Baghdad as the first experiment of its kind in Iraq for decades."
He noted that "the central bank adopted the measurements for the new currency similar to the U.S. dollar."
It is noteworthy that Iraq had been adopted for decades and the printing of its currency abroad by companies specializing in this area, with printed currency currently used in the British Press. "/ / 5
13/04/2012 13:05”
Read more: http://dinarvets.com.../#ixzz1sMiMdrSC
The order for ten printing machines from 10/25/2011
http://www.cbi.iq/documents/Universal-1.en.pdf
The RV is coming with lower denominations and the larger denominations will still be large denominations of dinars,
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