"The Gold Standard ZIM, VND, IQD" by Maijanfad - 7/8/18

The ZIM, IDR, VND, IQD and IRR rates at the Gold Standard


We all have seen rates for Zimbabwe Dollar (ZIM), Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), Vietnamese Dong (VND), Iraqis Dinar (IQD) and Iranian Rial (IRR) frequently cited by the intel providers and wondering where did they get them from.

Until to date we continue to wonder not only for the sources of those alleged rates but also the likelihood of what the rates might actually be like when the gold standard is reintroduced.

United States (US) government de-pegged US Dollar from the gold standard in 1971.

Let’s assume that the gold standard is reintroduced using the 1971 exchange rates.

Using historical exchange rates given below, we could anticipate the rates that are likely to be used when the gold-backed US Dollar is reintroduced.



Accordingly, in US Dollar.



Source: http://fxtop.com/en/historical-exchange-rates.php?MA=1 (8 July 2018)

Based on my analysis, the currency that has a potential of going forward for revaluation (RV) through re-instatement (RI), with- or with-out NESARA/GESARA, is IDQ due to not only its macro-economic indicators but also its relationship to Kuwait’s Dinar (KWD).

First of all there has never been a ZIM. From the very site you linked to:




Gee that's funny, they not only don't list a ZIM as a possible trading pair, they don't list ZWL, ZWD, or any of the other iterations of Zimbabwe's currency. I wonder why? Do you think maybe it's because of this?

Zimbabwean Dollar History

In January 2009, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe permitted the use of foreign currency in Zimbabwe in response to an economic decline that caused inflation levels of 5 billion percent. By April 2009, the Zimbabwe dollar was suspended indefinitely. The government has adopted a multiple currency framework which includes the Australian Dollar, Botswana Pula, British Sterling Pound, Chinese Yuan, Euro, Japanese Yen, Indian Rupee, South African Rand, and United States Dollar. For more information, read the BBC's "Zimbabwe's multi-currency confusion".

https://www.xe.com/currency/zwd-zimbabwean-dollar#additionalinfo

BTW, since then they have completely demonetized the Zimbabwe Dollar, XE just didn't bother to update their info.

Shall I take a picture of my case of "Special Bond Paper" I bought on sale?

As long as it is 'Bond, JAMES Bond'-

Time to post this again ....

Yep, Charmin, White Cloud, and Dinar-