Sandy Ingram
I am an IQD investor who believes this investment would help me fund my retirement. I am an experienced U.S. tax professional with the Department of Treasury for over 25 years...The IQD was once worth $3.22 in 1991...But here's what Iraqi dinar investors are not being told. Iraq has been through hell since 2003.
A historical exchange rate does not automatically establish what a currency should be worth today. There are new standards. Today the goal post has moved. A currency value of $3.00 to 1 Iraqi dinar banknote 25 years ago is no longer worth that today. This is 2026. Before 2003, Iraq had two lavish flowing rivers through the countryside, amazing infrastructure and people with money in the bank. Life was good until it wasn't.
The problem with comparing the dinar of decades ago with today's dinar ignores major changes in Iraq's monetary system, economy and the amount of IQD banknotes scattered around the world.
They have overprinted the money...Back before 2003, Iraq had a closed currency ...The currency was not readily available to foreigners.
You couldn't get your hands on the Iraq dinar... The mere fact that we have possession of the currency is an indication that things are very different...This is why you must hold on to your currency. The supply and demand factor is coming back into play because the CBI has admitted to destroying Iraqi dinar banknotes.
📌 TELEGRAM: https://t.me/DINAREVALUATION
📌 X (TWITTER): https://x.com/DinarWatchTeam
📌 BLUESKY: https://bsky.app/profile/dinaresgurus.bsky.social