Depends upon what criteria you use on determining stability.
The EWI Stable Currency Index, maintained by Elliott Wave International (the world's largest market forecasting company) chooses four international currencies as the most stable: 1. The Swiss Franc 2. The Singapore Dollar 3. The New Zealand Dollar 4. The US Dollar To make this determination, EWI takes 8 factors into consideration - the liquidity of its banking system, its national savings rate, its central bank's integrity and transparency, the history of its legal system, the extent of its political neutrality, the degree to which it is isolated geographically, its prospects for inflation, and geographical detachment from the other selections. Note that the EWI index is revised when circumstances require revision and that the currencies mentioned above should only be considered "currently" stable.
You can sell your Iraqi currency from Dinar Currency. It is one of the most reputable foreign currency sellers around knows in their hearts that they are in good hands. It is a legitimate firm that sells foreign currency.
As of May 2013, it appears that banks do not exchange the Iraqi Dinar, although they used to. Most banks don't deal with foreign money and they especially don't deal with exotic foreign currency, which is what the Iraqi Dinar is considered.
Most Wells Fargo locations are prepared to exchange Iraqi Dinar for American dollars. Wells Fargo will not exchange American dollars for Iraqi Dinar, however. They will also charge a fee for this service.
Who's dinars? Kuwait, Serbia, Sudan, Jordan have dinar as currency... Assuming you are asking about Iraqi IQD Dinar, my local branch in a town of 35k people will not exchange them. You will have better luck in the bigger cities, but your best bet is to call each branch in your area and ask them. Most who cannot exchange it locally have turned to Ebay to unload some of their stash on others who don't have any yet.
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The most power currency in the world is dinar which use is in Kuwait 1. Kuwaiti dinar 2. British pound 3. US (America) dollars
The Kuwaiti Dinar is the most expensive currency in the world. It cost $3.54 for every one US dollar. Kuwait is a country slightly smaller than the state of New Jersey.
hi , sorry but i only know the top 3 #1 is the Kuwaiti dinar (one kuwaiti dinar is almost 4 $ !!!!!) WOW #2 is the Bahraini dinar #3 is the Omani riyal
Your question is somewhat confusing.If you are asking which country in the world has the most valued and least valued currency, then they are:Kuwait - Kuwaiti Dinar (most)Somalia - Somali Shilling (least)If you are asking which island country in the world has the most valued and least valued currency, then they are:Bahrain - Bahraini Dinar (most)São Tomé and Príncipe - São Tomé and Príncipe Dobra (least)
The Kuwaiti Dinar is the highest valued unit of currency.1 Kuwaiti Dinar is - at current rates - worth 2.02 Pounds Sterling or US $3.73As of Dec 27, 2010:1 Kuwaiti Dinar (KD) = 3.55 USD (US Dollar) = 2.29 GBP (Pounds Sterling).The most valuable banknotes in current general circulation (Dec 27, 2010) are :10,000 Singapore Dollar note (US$7,700)1,000 Swiss Franc note (US$1,050)1,000 Singapore Dollar note (US$770)500 Euro note (US$660)What_is_the_world's_most_expensive_banknote
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The most expensive currency is: Euros and Kawati Dinar
Kuwait Dinar
Kuwait Dinar
The currency that is currently worth the most is the Kuwait dinar, worth US$3.45.
Euros and Kawati Dinar
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