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A guard patrols as new Iraqi dinar banknotes
are unveiled during a press conference in the capital of Baghdad on
October 4, 2003. Iraq unveiled its new banknotes on Saturday, with
pictures of an ancient Babylonian ruler and a 10th century mathematician
in place of the smiling face of Saddam Hussein. [Reuters]
An ancient Islamic compass on a new Iraqi 250
dinar banknote replaces the smiling face on the old one of Saddam Hussein,
as new currency is unveiled during a press conference in the capital of
Baghdad on October 4, 2003. Iraq unveiled its new banknotes on Saturday,
with pictures of an ancient Babylonian ruler and a 10th century
mathematician in place of the smiling face of Saddam Hussein.
[Reuters]
New Iraqi dinar banknotes are unveiled during
a press conference in Baghdad October 4, 2003. Iraq unveiled its new
banknotes on Saturday, with pictures of an ancient Babylonian ruler and a
10th century mathematician in place of the smiling face of Saddam Hussein.
[Reuters]
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