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As I mentioned earlier there is not much point making such an investment if you are not willing to wait a few years, even as long as 10 years for the dinar to reach a level of its full potential. Therefore some of the reasons you might want to exchange your dinars NOW are: 1 - You bought your dinars really cheaply soon after its launch and have already made considerable profit. You don't want to wait until the currency appreciates further and/or until it goes into Foreign Exchange Market so you are ready to exchange now. 2 - You have lost faith in Iraq's ability to recover from the continued violence and decide that now is the time to recover your investment. 3 - You are in some financial trouble and need extra cash soon.
Sell back to dinar dealers: You can sell your dinars back to the dealer you bought them from. It's a service that most reputable dealers offer to their clients but you'll will charged a small fee. The fee depends on the dealer's policy so I suggest you check it before you make your purchase. There are dealers who are willing to buy dinars from anyone, not just their clients but their fees might be higher.
Sell through ebay: As I mentioned before you can sell your dinars through ebay auctions and make some profit from them. The smaller the denominations and/or amounts you sell each time, the more profit you can make. This is because smaller denominations are normally priced higher due to lack of availability and sometimes additional postal/administrative costs. Also bulk orders of 1,000,000 dinars or more are sold at lower prices.
Sell to banks: If you have a bank account in dinars it is pretty straight forward to convert your dinars into dollars (or other currencies). This is because when you open an account in dinars you also open another in dollars (or other) for conversion purposes. Therefore conversion from one currency to another becomes safe and easy. If you don't hold a bank account in dinars there are some banks, like the National Bank of Kuwait who might buy your dinars. However, be cautious about sending them cash as it might get lost during delivery.
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