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5 minutes ago, navira said:

The date should be may 15 2018, not may 15 2019. This is good news...just when people think  no rv any time soon..and then boom we have an rv

..what’s up with that 10 dinar note?😎

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3 minutes ago, Joe Sutherland said:

The notes in the picture are the 1958 addition of the 10 dinar.

hmmm, I wonder why in the world they would choose this note out of all the unrecognized bills to choose from!?

Good question why?.. 😎

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57 minutes ago, Joe Sutherland said:

The notes in the picture are the 1958 addition of the 10 dinar.

hmmm, I wonder why in the world they would choose this note out of all the unrecognized bills to choose from!?

 

To tease us. 😣

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A man holds up preserved specimens of Ten Iraqi Dinar banknotes, during a historical relic auction at the Moudallal cafe, Arabic for 'pampered', in the Iraqi capital Baghdad on March 3, 2018. Inside the cafe where nostalgia for the Iraq's royal past is on full display, a hundred men from across the country carefully follow the auction of mementos from the nearly four decades of monarchic rule that ended with a bloody coup in 1958: banknotes, coins, stamps and decorations. /
 
A man holds up preserved specimens of Ten Iraqi Dinar banknotes, during a historical relic auction at the Moudallal cafe, Arabic for 'pampered', in the Iraqi capital Baghdad on March 3, 2018. Inside the cafe where nostalgia for the Iraq's royal past is on full display, a hundred men from across the country carefully follow the auction of mementos from the nearly four decades of monarchic rule that ended with a bloody coup in 1958: banknotes, coins, stamps and decorations. /
 
Central Bank of Iraq. 10 Dinars. 1971. Pick 60. Winged statues.
 
 
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http://www.mebanknotes.com/shop/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=339.........I found this (((((SPECIMEN )))) earlier this week when the 10 dinar specimens started showing up in news articles . It was posted on 2009 . There is no new talk about this particular specimen . Just thought I would post it for comparison and interest 

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https://www.bestofbanknotes.com/assyrian-lamassu-in-iraq-10-dinar-note/...................Another Picture for conversations sake ....THIS IS A (((((((SPECIMEN))))))))))........... I think it might have been used to auction off as a one time item months ago . If I remember correctly and this is the same note ???

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ASSYRIAN LAMASSU IN IRAQ 10 DINAR NOTE

Iraq, home of famous Babylon city in ancient times was a “mecca” for the beginnings of many beliefs, folklore and deities.  Its roots stands from biblical time, even as far back as the book of Genesis from the Torah, or Old Testament from Christian bibles.   As recorded in that book, the tower of babel was built, King Nimrod ruled, and different languages were first present.

The picture in this Iraq 10 Dinar banknote depicts a person and later a deity.   Sargon, was a ruler of the Akkadian Empire (about 3,000 BC).  There are some similarities when showing the historical face of a Sargon with the braided beard, and with Lamassu; half human, half bull, half winged beast.  Also, is worth mentioning the King Ashurnasirpal of ancient Syria (or Assyria), were Lamassu statues were erected to symbolize power.

A hybrid of human and animal, this icon and deity has its beginnings in mysticism.  The other character depicted in the banknote, is a winged spirit that blesses either the king or royal palace, the object shown is a pine-cone.

Ancient times Israelites were persuaded by icons, symbolism of past cultures, and also came across the Lamassu. The prophet Ezekiel mentions in a way this deity, describing it as a great being made of a lion, an eagle, a bull, and a human.

Furthermore, it is likely that the Lamassu was one of the reasons why people started to use a lion in latter depictions of it, not only as a symbolic image of  bravery and strength, but also as a defender.

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My research on icons is minimal, but love researching on topics of icons in banknotes.  I have other banknotes from Syria, Iran and other middle east countries that has some iconic symbols. I will share my research on them in future posts.

I’m curious to know your experience in banknotes that show symbols or icons.  I welcome your comments, you can go to our discussion forum to start a topic.

 
 
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