Old Iraqi notes to become invalid on Jan. 16

Old Iraqi notes to become invalid on Jan. 16

BAGHDAD, Iraq - A money exchanger is surrounded by citizens in central Baghdad on Dec. 27 who want to exchange old notes bearing the portrait of Saddam Hussein with new ones before the old bills become invalid on Jan. 16.

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