The currency of Iraq is known as the Iraqi dinar (IQD), sometimes referred to as the New Iraqi dinar. It is the currency used in the economy of Iraq at this time. The IQD being used now is printed by the De La Rue Company and employs a number of high tech security features to thwart counterfeiting. The dinar is issued by the Central Bank of Iraq and comes in 7 denominations of banknotes: 50,250, 500, 1k, 5k, 10k and 25k.
A currency dealer can look great online but you should look for firsthand information such as customer reviews and testimonials. Remember that not everything you read is true, so take the time to read as many of these as you can.
Ask friends who have purchased currency about their experience with a dealer and do not hesitate to call the dealer and ask questions. You should check to see that the dealer does, in fact, stand by what is written on the website.
Once you are sure the dealer is legitimate and is compliant with all of the regulations, offers good value in product and price, and has the variety of programs and payment options that you are looking for, as well as the customer support needed to provide good service, you can feel confident that you’ve made a good choice.