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PRAISE THE GOD OF HEAVEN AND EARTH, THE IRAQI DINAR HAS FINALLY INCREASED IN VALUE!!
So, take the number of Dinar you have and multiply it by __________ and that will equal how many dollars your Iraqi Dinars are worth.
To exchange the currency, it is best to go to the main branch of one of the big banks (Chase, Bank of America, Citibank. Or Wells Fargo) that has a “Foreign Exchange Window.” There they can exchange this currency and deposit the dollars directly into your account. They will give you a receipt on the spot and you’ll have immediate access to your funds.
If you go to a small bank. Credit union, or a Big Bank branch that does NOT have a foreign exchange window will just send your Dinar to their main branch that does exchange foreign currency. They will also put a hold on your funds until they hear back from their main branch and you have no receipt for your Dinars if something goes wrong or “gets lost”.
If where your bank now (small bank or Credit Union) has no Foreign Exchange Counter you can go to the branch of any of the large banks that does have a Foreign Exchange Counter and OPEN an account on the spot by depositing your Dinar into your new savings or checking account at that bank with the foreign currency exchange window and get immediate access to your funds. Afterward, you can transfer the money to your small bank or Credit Union if you prefer.
Your choice, but I would never leave the bank without a deposit receipt in my hand showing the amount of dollars that were just deposited into my account.
If I can help in any way let me know.
Paul Hart
PaulGhart@protonmail.com
682-360-4631
