Dinar Trade Inc
100 Wilshire Blvd Suite 950
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Tel: 310-496-7527
Fax: 615-526-0227 Toll Free: 1-877-770-7660
Email: sales@dinartrade.com
Dinar Trade
is offering New Iraqi Dinars for sale to the public.
We get our Dinars directly from the source. We
guarantee that our New Iraqi Dinar notes are 100% authentic and of non-criminal origin. Dinar
Trade is approved as a licensed Currency Exchange
by the Dept
of Treasury since 2004. All of our Iraqi dinars are in stock
in the U.S. and are shipped via FedEx the same day we
receive the orders, We are now offering COD, Click
here to find out more information.
When you place an order with our company we provide a Certificate of Authenticity with every Iraqi Dinar purchase.
Picture Iraq as a company selling
stock. Each Dinar you purchase represents a share
in Iraq's bright future. As Iraq recovers from
the removal of Saddam Hussein, and starts rebuilding,
the countries infrastructure resume production. Boasting
the 3rd largest oil reserves in the world, Iraq's economy
can only improve. The Dinar will appreciate in
value as the oil driven economy booms.
Saudi
Arabia
$1
= 3.70 Riyal
United
Arab Emirates
$1
= 3.67 Dirham
Kuwait
$1
= 0.268KWD
Afghanistan
$1
= 48.60AFN
Iraq
$1
= 1168 Iraqi Dinars
The above represents
approximate rates as of 3/9/2010.
Exchange rates are subject to change.
The Iraqi
Dinar was worth $US3.20 before the United Nations embargo
that followed Iraq's 1990 invasion of Kuwait. By August
2002 it was trading at just below 2000 to the US dollar,
and by mid-April 2003 it had slipped to anywhere between
3500 and 4000 against the dollar. In July 2003 one US
dollar equaled about 1,500 Iraqi Dinars.
Potential
Value increase of a 1 Million Iraqi Dinar holding
If the
value of Iraqi Dinar increases to:
The resulting
value of your 1,000,000 Dinar would be:
$0.01
$10,000
$0.10
$100,000
$0.20
$200,000
$0.50
$500,000
$1.00/Iraqi
Dinar
$1,000,000
economic life is steadily appreciating
in value. Since October 15th, the
start of the Iraqi Currency Exchange (ICE),
the new Dinar’s worth has risen by 45%.
after two years of economic
decline, the World Bank Group estimates that
Iraq's GDP (Gross Domestic Product) will rebound by
33 percent this year.
According to the Oil and Gas
Journal, Iraq contains 115 billion barrels of proven
oil reserves, the third largest in the world (behind
Saudi Arabia and Canada)