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Originally posted by Brujah
Donnerbauer says his biggest customers are U.S. soldiers and employees of Kellogg Brown & Root, a subsidiary of the contracting firm Halliburton that has a large workforce in Iraq.
Given that the Iraqi dinar is not yet traded on major global currency exchanges, there's no guarantee that buyers of the bills will be able to easily sell them.
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your right.... as long as your in Iraq, you can exchange the new Dinars. Since the war, the Bank of Iraq will only trade iraq currency in iraq... no where else in the world.
So in order for the investment to be good, the ratio has to be 1:1 or greater, and the US banks start accepting exchanges again.