No. The Iranian Rial is hurting because of the various sanctions. It is very unstable.
You should probably not invest in Iraqi Dinar. Utahâ??s Department of Commerce have warned people against a scam in which someone is persuaded to invest in the currency.
if you mean currency it is RIAL
No not without exchanging them. Iran's currency is Iranian Rial and Saudi Arabia's currency is Riyal.
no dinars in Iran. the currency is Rials
The cheapest currency to purchase is the Iranian Rial as of August 19, 2014. This value can change at any moment if the country revalues its currency.
Yes you can not take iranian currency more then 100000 rials for foreign currency no problem
The Iranian currency is the Rial, but Iranians will typically speak in terms of Toman where a Toman = 10 Rial.
The currency in Iran, or the money used, is called the rial (pronounced "reeyaal ").
yes
That depends on which rial (Iranian, Yemeni, or Omani) and in which other currency you want to know its value. For example, "What is the value of 1 Iranian rial in US dollars?"
Rials is the official term used for Iran's national currency (abbreviated IRR), but people prefer to use the word Toman instead of Rial as if it were a different currency (it is not). Each Toman represents 10 Rials. For example, a piece of bread may cost 500 Rials, but a person will say conversationally, "The bread costs 50 Toman".As of February 4, 2013, $1.00 USD = 12,282.00 IRR.The currency used in Iran(which is a purely cash economy) is Iranian rial.The Iranian currency is the Iranian Rial, or IRR, worth approximately $0.0000959877 US Dollars.
FOREX is an online foreign currency broker. They offer foreign currency trading online. It is like eTrade but instead of investing in stocks, you invest in currency.