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Seller can contact me directly with pricing and specifics as follows: bobbyg1001@msn.com

I am buyer (currently) and would expect the seller to price it as they want/need.

Any sellers of 2M wanting to sell today?

Cost, denomination, circulated or uncirculated, take PayPal?

If uncirculated notes, how much for one pack of 100?

Care to tell me how to reach you? email or phone is good Thanks,

Antietam, Does your friend still want to sell?

NewYorkKevin, check APMEX as a seller of precious metals. I have always found them to be quick and honest in all dealings. Decent prices as well. Another option is a company called Vault Wholesale. They sometimes market as having better prices than their large competitor (APMEX) and they also deliver as promised. Either way is a good choice for my acquisitions.

roger01, I will. reach me at bobbyg1001@msn.com

I am looking to sell a small portion of my holdings while retaining the rest. Will sell at $825/million in 25K uncirculated notes. I will accept PayPal, cash or MO, though believe PayPal to be safest for all parties. I will also ship insured to all lower 48 of the U.S. Contact here or bobbyg1001@msn.com.

Labdog, I hear your frustration, but I look at this whole process and my decisions, as an education. Do I want Iraq to shape up and become a player with appropriately valued currency? Sure, but I am not counting on it. And the questions assumes that it does not already have appropriately valued currency, which could be a faulty hypothesis... So we wait... If nothing else, I am more aware of world events, economics and ways with which to structure my estate to legally protect what I have and will create whether through dinar or other means. My decisions were my decisions and no one else ma

Freeroy, You'd lose money doing that. a 1917 horse blanket $2 is worth more to collectors than $2. Please don't do it... send it to me instead, I'll pay you what it's worth, and you'll get more 7-layer burritos.

I believe that without a new ISO number for a newly issued currency, both issues will trade at same rate. As long as the CBI does not get a new ISO, we should be safe with our notes. If they get a new ISO, we are probably screwed.

I very well could be wrong, but here is what I think may be happening: What are the values of currency that we, as Americans use? 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100. If they have intent to bring value back to their currency and to issue lower denominations, it makes sense to remove the smallest note they have. That leaves them with notes from 250 and up. By removing the 50, it gives the CBI a clean slate to release a new class of notes (that will likely have a higher value upon release lest they be worth fractions of a penny apiece) without having to worry about these notes still be in circula

I second Miuradude's thoughts... Government will look at people with money and figure out new ways to take/tax it. Especially considering that most people with new money won't be able to keep it, through wasteful spending and big mistakes, this issue will sort itself out. ...this is not the issue to worry about, Iraq is.