Factcheck.org, as far as I know, has not spoken about the Iraqi Dinar being a scam or not, but they did talk about the work of a one Jerome Corsi who wrote "Where's the Birth Certificate?" They described it as
"a mishmash of unsupported conjecture, half-truths, logical fallacies and outright falsehoods."
Sounds just like all the nonsense that's posted on all these Iraqi Dinar Revaluation websites.
The Iraqi dinar is the certified currency of Iraq. The nation stays largely isolated from international monetary markets. The country has no real sovereign credit, there's little demand for its currency which stays thinly traded. All Iraqi assets, including its money are viewed as currently being a high financial risk. The Iraqi dinar value, or the Iraqi dinar exchange rate, is successfully decided by the central bank via it's US currency sales. The Iraq currency began circulation once Iraq gained its independence in 1932 after being ruled by the Ottoman (Turkish) Empire and then Britain. Prior to the dinar, the Iraqi currency was the Indian rupee, introduced with small creativity by the British right after they defeated Turkey in WWI and took over management of Iraq.
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