The Tunisian dinar is relatively comparable to the United States dollar.
Sudanese Dinar
Although the dinar is the current currency of Sudan, it is likely that Sudan will soon revert to the Sudanese pound, more from iraqi-dinar.org
Serbian Dinar
In Serbia the official currency is the Serbian dinar.
Macedonian Denar
The new currency of the Macedonian denar emerged shortly after Macedonia declared their independence from Yugoslavia.
Libyan Dinar
It wasn’t until 1971 that the Libyan dinar was established.
Kuwaiti Dinar
The Kuwaiti dinar is considered one of the most valuable forms of currency with the currency exchange being..
Jordanian Dinar
With the exception of one dip in value early in the year 2005, the Dinar has remained stable over the past five years
Iranian Rial
In Iran the official currency is the rial which is comprised of 100 Dinars
Bahraini Dinar
With an increase in the interest of banks investing in the new dinar and island of Bahrain the government decided it was necessary to establish an agency to regulate banking activities.
Algerian Dinar
In addition to the Dinar coins in circulation there are also Dinar banknotes in the following denominations 100, 200, 500 and 1000 Dinar that are regularly used.