RonR

OK. I don't know when, or if, a RV is going to happen. Of course I hope it does because it will mean a much more secure (and different) financial future for myself, my family, my church, and many others. However that's not the main reason I invested in Iraqi Dinar. My father served proudly in the U.S. Navy during WW II. After we had obliterated Japan and the war was over his ship was decommissioned and he returned home to his family. I've often wondered what was the value of the Yen after Japan surrendered? I suppose it was next to worthless (much like the Dinar is today) after all who would considered the Yen to be a good investment in 1945? But had he been able to scrape together $100 and buy the next to worthless Yen, what would that $100 investment be worth today? I suspect it would be worth millions. That was my motivation for investing a few USD$'s in the currency of a war ravaged country with enormous natural resources and potential wealth. So maybe an RV will happen soon and we'll all realize the greatest financial blessing of our lifetime. And maybe it won't, but Iraq manages to build themselves back to an economic world power. In either case, those that hold on to their millions of Dinar will benefit greatly.