Did Iraq Just Give Us The Date Of The RV-RI?

[cranman]

Here are the pics I have recieved via email.

You decide.

 

I haven't seen mine in a few years. In a safe.

 

Hope I still have the key. Haven't seen that either. Lol

[fioranosportscars]

25 minutes ago, cranman said:

Here are the pics I have recieved via email.

You decide.

 

I haven't seen mine in a few years. In a safe.

 

Hope I still have the key. Haven't seen that either. Lol

They look familiar ….

[pokerplayer]

2 hours ago, cranman said:

Here are the pics I have recieved via email.

You decide.

 

I haven't seen mine in a few years. In a safe.

 

Hope I still have the key. Haven't seen that either. Lol

 

Looks just like mine. Started buying in Iraq when I was there, I believe around close to the end of 2003. Pretty much not long after they came out I guess. I think I'm even so I've made Nada so far... lol So has everyone else in this crazy Investment.

 

   pp

[pokerplayer]

3 hours ago, ezrapound said:

05 for me

 I too was in Iraq. All Asad to be specific

 

 

I was at Abu Ghraib, then at D8. Close to 2 years of my life spent in that H E double hockey stick place.  Met alot of good people, also some crappy ones.

 

  Cheers, pp

[cranman]

Abu Ghraib?!?. We're you there when the US soldiers acted like idiots? 

That's putting it nicely.  I also was  a US soldier and wanted put my boot up their a$$es in the worst way.

[pokerplayer]

9 hours ago, cranman said:

Abu Ghraib?!?. We're you there when the US soldiers acted like idiots? 

That's putting it nicely.  I also was  a US soldier and wanted put my boot up their a$$es in the worst way.

 

Yes @cranman. I was there when the US soldiers were doing what was needed to gather Intel that ultimately saved lives.

 

That's my Interpretation of events, so yes I was there.

 

  pp

[rvmydinar]

16 hours ago, cranman said:

Here are the pics I have recieved via email.

You decide.

 

I haven't seen mine in a few years. In a safe.

 

Hope I still have the key. Haven't seen that either. Lol

Is this 25,000 note a 2003 limited edition and there is a signature of Shabibi as a Governor of the cbi at that time?

[screwball]

I sent me old 2003. Erosions to Iraq in the mail to my bank and used the old ones to buy shares and then bought the new ones 

[cranman]

10 hours ago, pokerplayer said:

 

Yes @cranman. I was there when the US soldiers were doing what was needed to gather Intel that ultimately saved lives.

 

That's my Interpretation of events, so yes I was there.

 

  pp

I'm all for getting info to save lives by almost any means necessary. 

What they did, and then made public, only made things worse for those other soldiers exposed on the roads and in the towns and villages. Made it harder to get informants, trusted interpreters and favor of of at least some officials. 

 

That's what I know. Not an interpretation. 

 

Not flaming you. Just telling you why I made my statement earlier. 

Edited January 28 by cranman

[screwball]

An extraordinary decision involving the global SWIFT payments network could have widespread implications on cryptocurrencies. 

Asia Markets can reveal banks, including New York’s Signature Bank, will no longer process fiat currency transfers to cryptocurrency exchanges with a value of less than US$100,000 via the SWIFT network, effective from February 1, 2023.

The move will thwart cryptocurrency access to potentially thousands of customers.

One of the first crypto giants to notify users of the development this weekend, has been the world’s largest exchange, Binance.

“The banking partner that services your account has advised that they are no longer able to process SWIFT fiat (USD) transaction for individuals of less than $100,000 USD as of February 1, 2023. This is the case for all their crypto exchange clients,” said Binance.

“Please be advised that until we are able to find an alternative solution, you may not be able to use your bank account to buy and sell crypto with USD via SWIFT with a value of less than $100,000 USD.”

[pokerplayer]

2 hours ago, cranman said:

I'm all for getting info to save lives by almost any means necessary. 

What they did, and then made public, only made things worse for those other soldiers exposed on the roads and in the towns and villages. Made it harder to get informants, trusted interpreters and favor of of at least some officials. 

 

That's what I know. Not an interpretation. 

 

Not flaming you. Just telling you why I made my statement earlier. 

 

Understood. You Military while I was a civilian contractor. Different perspectives. It's all good.

 

  pp