Iraq 250 Dinars with tactile mark Note #B2

This Iraq 250 Dinars banknote from the Central Bank of Iraq represents an important piece of modern Middle Eastern currency history. Issued between 2003–2012 during the Iraqi Republic period, this standard circulation note features a distinctive tactile mark—an accessibility feature designed to aid visually impaired users in identifying denominations. The tactile element makes this particular example notable among collectors, as it reflects both practical design innovation and the post-2003 reconstruction era of Iraqi currency. Banknotes from this period carry historical significance due to Iraq's economic and political transitions. Collectors value these notes for their unique security features, cultural imagery, and role in documenting a pivotal chapter of Iraqi monetary history. Whether you're building a Middle Eastern collection or seeking historically significant world currency, this tactile-marked 250 Dinars note offers authenticity and educational appeal in excellent condition.