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Yes, while not a major player by a long shot ( speaking of longshots ), I did mention I was buying dinars 2 years ago. It was a putting money ( not that much) where my hopes were. Haven't even checked their value for about a year. I have 25,000 dinars at a cost of $ 40 US. At worst a coffee table conversation piece. Kurdistan is doing well- 50 new hotels under construction and some private transfer of oil reserves could , repeat could, be fortuitous. Let's see Al Sistani go in partnership with moderate Sunni businessmen and open up thet Baghdad Mitsubishi dealership. Set up a Coke bottling plant . Dinars have been worth as much as $ 3 per dinar. so my $40 -in a best case scenario-- years from now -- could be worth $ 75,000 US. NO , I'm not holding my breath. Maybe I'll pick up another 25,000... so let's see $ 150,000 US in oh say 6 years for $80..   Hey,I just checked. It is $45 for 25,000 dinars now-so the increase has started! Edit : Disclaimer: I am in no way offering financial advise. Do not make decisions based on my posts. This is solely my statement of having bought Dinars and the possiblity of buying more. Financial investments are inherently uncertain. Loss of investment is a real possibility, especially in a high risk currency market.. ( Can't be too careful in our litigious society )
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