The Central Bank called on citizens to "keep" the cleanliness of the banknote and not writing or sig

by **Rocky** Mon Mar 31, 2014 1:35 pm

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The Central Bank called on citizens to "keep" the cleanliness of the banknote and not writing or sig

by Rocky Mon Mar 31, 2014 1:35 pm

The Central Bank called on citizens to "keep" the cleanliness of the banknote and not writing or signature

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2014-03-31 17: 49
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Range/Baghdad

The Central Bank of Iraq, called Monday on citizens to "maintain a local banknote and not exposed to writing and seals and signatures," the promise "damaged the overall appearance" of banknotes, with "enter the modern and sophisticated automation" for counting banknotes, he stressed that such devices require cash sheet clean with no damage. "

The Central Bank said in a press release received (range), "the Central Bank calls for pain atanin to maintain local banknotes class (two hundred and fifty, 500, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000, twenty five thousand) dinars".

The Bank urged citizens "not to expose these cards to any damages as writing or seals or symbols or signatures," the Bloc's reason is "without prejudice to the general appearance of the banknotes because civilization Iraqi dinar".

And the Central Bank in its statement that another reason "which called for the Bank to maintain the local paper is the introduction of modern and advanced automation of counting those banknotes, these devices require a clean banknotes does not assume any damages to count."

The Iraq adopted, after 2003, in his dealings on the currency was reprinted in European countries instead of the previous currency that was in place in the 1990s and which was reprinted in the local press because of the sanctions imposed on Iraq, marked by the perishability and lack of international recognition.

Currently, there are six categories of Iraq's currency is two hundred and fifty dinars and 500 dinars and thousand dinars and 5,000 dinars, 10,000 dinars twenty five thousand dinars.

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