IRAQ 25 Dinar 2001 (1422) Banknote UNC P-86, Pic: Saddam Hussein Greenish PP1142
This particular note is a Sub-Type of the Central Bank of Iraq and has a Denomination of 25 Dinar. It was issued in the era of Saddam Hussein and has the year of issue listed as 2001 (1422 in the Islamic calendar).
Banknote – 1980 Iraq, 1 Dinar P69a.2 Unc, Coin Design(F) Mustansiriyah School(R)
Please refer to the item condition description. I am happy to answer any relevant questions. The serial for each note will be different Banknote Banknote – 1980 Iraq, 1 Dinar P69a.2 Unc, Coin Design (F) Mustansiriyah School in Bagdad (R) Combined postage available – please request combined invoice before paying.Priority post available at extra cost upon request. Registered post required for orders over $50. Multiple purchases: Please use “cart” or request a “combined invoice” to combine items before paying. PayPal charge a base fee for each payment that will not be refunded if you make multiple payments instead of a single payment. If you make multiple payments, apart from an amount to cover fees, I will refund excess postage paid. Late delivery: Please allow enough time for items to arrive – Australia Post is not as good as they think they are. I have had items take 14 days to go 300 km and 4 days to go across town with a “Priority” sticker. Go figure. Anyway, before opening a “case”, please email me and we’ll see what we can sort out. A “case” always results in a “black mark” regardless of the resolution. International buyers: please note that in the last few weeks I have had a rash on ‘non-deliveries’ to European countries where the item has turned up after the estimated delivery time. I believe the issue is a mail handling fault leaving Australia or increased security delays within the postal system generally. Deliveries to destinations outside of Australia seem to be taking around 30 days at the moment instead of the previous 5 to 10 days. Please, try to wait a little longer for deliveries and do contact me before using the eBay system to lodge a complaint – all complaints are treated as the sellers fault and results in a black mark, no matter the settlement.
250,000 New Iraqi Dinar – 10 Unc 25K Banknotes of Iraq Currency, UV Verified
It was introduced as part of the new currency series after the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003, replacing the previous Iraqi dinar notes. Here’s an overview of its features and significance This product includes 10 – 25,000 IraqiDinar banknote issued by the Central Bank of Iraq between 2003 and 2008.
25,000 Central Bank Iraq, 1 x 25,000 Iraqi Dinars Currency – UNC – UV Verified
This product includes one 25,000 IraqiDinar banknote issued by the Central Bank of Iraq between 2003 and 2008. The banknote has a face value of 25,000 dinars and is both issued and manufactured in Iraq.
250 Iraqi Dinar x 10 Notes +1 Free With Every Ten Purchased * UNC. Only 8 Left
You are buying 10 x 250 NEW IRAQI DINAR Ten (10) New Uncirculated 250 Dinar Notes + Receiving 1 Free 250 Dinar Note For Free! Limit 5 Sets Per Person Please, Thank You! These are post-Saddam era currency authenticated using all security features. I need to raise some cash so I’m selling a few. I will ship within a day of payment being verified. 14 day Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with your purchase, Check out some of our other great items. Please pay by PayPal Only. Buy with confidence! I have a high satisfaction rating and don’t intend to mess that up now! If you do have any questions or concerns, please email me so I can take care of your needs. All orders placed after the Iraqi Dinar is re-valued or the U.S. Dollar devalues will be null and void. Thank You For Your Purchase! FREE SHIPPING!
Iraq 25 Dinars 1986 (1406 Hijri) XF++ Saddam Hussain Banknote Set of 2 PP819BB
Delve into the rich tapestry of Middle Eastern financial history with this set of two Iraq 25 Dinars notes, issued in 1986 during the reign of Saddam Hussain.
Iraq 25 Dinars 1986 (1406 Hijri) XF++ Saddam Hussain Banknote, Set of 2 PP819AA
Delve into the history of Iraqi currency with this set of two Central Bank of Iraq 25 Dinars notes, issued in 1986 (1406 Hijri).
Banknote – 1982 Iraq, 25 Dinars P72 aUnc, Arabian Horses (F) Abbasid Palace (R)
Please refer to the item condition description. I am happy to answer any relevant questions. The serial for each note will be different Banknote Banknote – 1982 Iraq, 25 Dinars P72 aUnc, Arabian Horses (F) Abbasid Palace (R) Combined postage available – please request combined invoice before paying.Priority post available at extra cost upon request. Registered post required for orders over $50. Multiple purchases: Please use “cart” or request a “combined invoice” to combine items before paying. PayPal charge a base fee for each payment that will not be refunded if you make multiple payments instead of a single payment. If you make multiple payments, apart from an amount to cover fees, I will refund excess postage paid. Late delivery: Please allow enough time for items to arrive – Australia Post is not as good as they think they are. I have had items take 14 days to go 300 km and 4 days to go across town with a “Priority” sticker. Go figure. Anyway, before opening a “case”, please email me and we’ll see what we can sort out. A “case” always results in a “black mark” regardless of the resolution. International buyers: please note that in the last few weeks I have had a rash on ‘non-deliveries’ to European countries where the item has turned up after the estimated delivery time. I believe the issue is a mail handling fault leaving Australia or increased security delays within the postal system generally. Deliveries to destinations outside of Australia seem to be taking around 30 days at the moment instead of the previous 5 to 10 days. Please, try to wait a little longer for deliveries and do contact me before using the eBay system to lodge a complaint – all complaints are treated as the sellers fault and results in a black mark, no matter the settlement.
2020 Iraq, 250 Dinars P97c Unc, Astrolabe (F) Great Mosque of Samarra (R)
2020 Iraq, 250 Dinars P97c Unc. Astrolabe (F) Minaret of the Great Mosque of Samarra (R). UNC (Uncirculated). VG (Very Good). General: Signs of wear on corners and edges, but still a clean banknote. Colours: Less intense colours and signs of wear on the details.
Banknote – 2018 Iraq, 250 Dinars P97b Unc, Astrolabe (F) Great Mosque of Samarra
Please refer to the item condition description. I am happy to answer any relevant questions. The serial for each note will be different Banknote Banknote – 2018 Iraq, 250 Dinars P97b Unc, Astrolabe (F) Minaret of the Great Mosque of Samarra (R) Combined postage available – please request combined invoice before paying.Priority post available at extra cost upon request. Registered post required for orders over $50. Multiple purchases: Please use “cart” or request a “combined invoice” to combine items before paying. PayPal charge a base fee for each payment that will not be refunded if you make multiple payments instead of a single payment. If you make multiple payments, apart from an amount to cover fees, I will refund excess postage paid. Late delivery: Please allow enough time for items to arrive – Australia Post is not as good as they think they are. I have had items take 14 days to go 300 km and 4 days to go across town with a “Priority” sticker. Go figure. Anyway, before opening a “case”, please email me and we’ll see what we can sort out. A “case” always results in a “black mark” regardless of the resolution. International buyers: please note that in the last few weeks I have had a rash on ‘non-deliveries’ to European countries where the item has turned up after the estimated delivery time. I believe the issue is a mail handling fault leaving Australia or increased security delays within the postal system generally. Deliveries to destinations outside of Australia seem to be taking around 30 days at the moment instead of the previous 5 to 10 days. Please, try to wait a little longer for deliveries and do contact me before using the eBay system to lodge a complaint – all complaints are treated as the sellers fault and results in a black mark, no matter the settlement.