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  1. IMO, you will only see the lower denoms in country for the very reason your questions asks? Why would the US have such lower denoms, we purchase with USD. I would think that the bank reserves will accumulate the lower denoms when Iraqis travel to the US and need to exchange for USD. Banks will then send those lower denoms to our currency reserves at the Fed. When US citizens travel to Iraq, let Iraq exchange our 50 notes and the like for smaller denoms. Why would US banks house currency we won't use... Seems plain logical to me... Nevermind... read your post too quickly. not sure about the need for lower denoms in Iraq for RV, inflation and prices for commodities may offset ... You would think though the need for them...
  2. Come on! Obviously referring to the coin! Isn't a coin a form of denomination? Whatever, hope you have a hard on for posting something to correct another in an attempt to discredit. Ridiculous some of the people on this site...
  3. Gotcha, thanks... Just an FYI: current exchange... 50 note = 0.0427 USD 25 note = 0.0214 USD 10 note = 0.0085 USD etc... The take home here is I don't think the US will even see a note lower than 50, for what reason? The US is not Iraq, obviously - we have NO need for lower notes. What we want to see are the lower denoms in Iraq because of the daily transactions within their country. We exchange in US only to "break" the dinar notes when spent in Iraq.
  4. 2PM wasn't a guarantee, it could happen "as early as 2PM"...
  5. Then go to the one in Massapequa on Merrick Rd. Another friend of mine just called over the phone and spoke to a teller. Teller said you have to order the Dinar. You can order any denom you want but when the order comes it's the 25K notes... I have a job. If a 50 is out, I could care less if the 25 and lower aren't seen yet. Tell me the difference between a 50 and 25 Dinar note currently against the 1170 exchange rate? Nothing IMO, both are worthless without RV. The fact that the 50's are out there is a great sign!
  6. A good friend of mine's brother just told me about the PTR con call from last Friday, not really important other than he is invested in the Dinar as well and he wanted to share some news with me. Then, he stated that his brother just bought Dinar from TD Bank on Long Island. The interesting news that TD Bank is offering 50, 100 and 1000 denoms... So, proof that high and low denoms are in circulation prior to RV. I have a TD Bank here around the corner from me in NYC. I plan to visit tomorrow morning to confirm, will keep you posted on the results... Best, Leo
  7. Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Pumpers and bulls**t and lies, oh my!
  8. JuryPicker, The tide just went out. I believe the IMF document to be credible not only in and of itself but combined with the various resources I use to unravel the truth to this investment, from brokers, bankers etc and my overall personal research. Please, enlighten me - do you not find information in that IMF report credible? I am assuming you don't believe it to be true or from a credible source... Oh and by the way, that IMF document is considered news and as with the news goes valuations and that report gave several negative valuations that are more credible than any document any individual has presented thusfar. You should know better!
  9. Truthful, Did you read the IMF article? What, do you think I am an idiot. Your post is insulting. The damn article dated March 3 2011 gives me absolutely no confidence that ANY RV will happen ANY TIME soon. Did I ever say that the IMF would tell us a rate? Maybe you should read or re-read the article to understand its substance and then perhaps you will understand what I was using as emphasis against these ridiculously poorly guided gurus who in my strongest opinion have alternative motives...
  10. Truthful, I am very aware why a rate or date would not be open to the public, no kidding. I actually have traded on Forex and understand how to trade currency, and what it's true definition is. That wasn't my point.
  11. Why don't you and your intel GET lost! After the IMF article that just surfaced, and after every single prediction that you and the guru crew proclaim about RV dates and rates and mind you never indicate a substantial reason why, you have zero credibility and must be foolish to continue to believe whoever you get intel from. If any of you think this is a sour post, good. I'm not ranting or the like, just stating the very most distinct obvious of how much these sites and their guru's that run them simply exhibit BS every day. Peace to all non-gurus. I have never heard of someone who proclaims they have no interest in giving intel other than "following GOD" and sharing the good fortune with others (more theological BS) that wake up at 3AM only to run a 30 minute conference call that runs in circles with information that is so fabricated and of opinion and is so redundant that other followers believe it. That should be the new definition of pumper and how these internet sites beef up their hits so their sponsor pay them more... Desperation NEVER leads to clear and precise thinking.... Bash away, and for those who do YOU"RE JUST AS DA*N GUILTY OF LIES!
  12. So sick of gurus I thought I would throw this out there that kind of came up last week. Which ever "guru", or shall I say ignorant fool who believes anything he/she is told, said that Tony Blair is head of IMF and WB is absolutely WRONG. I am so miffed at these intel rejects that can't even back up why their BS predictions of the RV date are wrong and have the nerve to lay down more piping BS about new intel and why the date will be "next Sunday for sure". It's just so insane I can't even describe this level of ignorance but yet that ignorance is seen as so confident to be correct information... Anyway, here are some links about TB and what he has been doing... http://www.tonyblairoffice.org/ http://www.tonyblairoffice.org/pages/biography/ Furthermore, his college G. Brown is the latest successor to be head of IMF and here is the real article... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-299483/Chancellor-tops-list-head-IMF.html So, was it Med or Night? Who was the brown eyed man who got it so wrong and then based a whole chat story around this so called "fact"?! Call me out if anyone can...
  13. The tellers response tells me everything. It will RV very soon. That response was a Talk Track. Of course he will say it won't be worth more for a while.
  14. Iraq-Business News: Iraq May Legislate on Currency Exchange Posted: March 9, 2011 by THE CURRENCY NEWSHOUND - Just Hopin in Iraqi Dinar/Politics Tags: Baghdad, Banking in Iraq, CBI, Central Bank of Iraq, Council of Representatives of Iraq, Dinar, exchange rate, Iraq, Iraqi government, Politics of Iraq, Taher 0 According to a report from AKnews, a number of bankers in Baghdad have demanded that the Iraqi parliament legislates to regulate and protect their businesses from market changes because of the sudden decisions taken by the Iraqi government. Ali Abdul-Zahra, owner of an foreign exchange bureau, told AKnews that banking in Iraq is still precarious and that regulation is needed on the opening of forex services. “The law is supposed to prevent any economic decision that may disrupt the currency market which negatively affects the work of the offices.” “The circulation of hard currency (dollar) at the present time follows the decisions taken by the Iraqi government in particular with regard to the entry of goods into the country.” fadil Taher, the owner of Qusour Exchange office in Baghdad told AKnews that “the exchange work in Iraq is subjected to unjustified controls and in need of great facilities by the concerned authorities.” “The banking offices suffer from the problem of mobile money-changers who affect the Iraqi market and this must be addressed by the Iraqi government to prevent the currency exchange outside of regulated offices.” “The well-known banks do not deal with unknown external financial dealers and they work according to the regulations of money laundering law, which is adopted by the Iraqi Central Bank (ICB).” http://bit.ly/e87Vkj
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