Integrativedoc Posted January 9, 2016 Report Share Posted January 9, 2016 If 75% of circulated dinar are in the citizens homes; maybe they are testing the water, with all the threats of devaluing the dinar, to see if the citizens will buy the gold coins. That brings in huge amounts of paper dinar. If they revalue and the face value of the coin still would buy the same amount of goods that the original paper would; the citizens would be none the wiser. (level of education). Then as the value of the dinar climbs and gold increases so does the value of the coins. Remember how much gold they have in their ground. How much in USD equivalent does it truly cost them to produce these coins? They like gold. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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