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Both of these terms, relative to currency, are made up by scammers convincing people to buy currencies like Iraqi Dinar or Viet Namese Dong with the idea that they are bout to be "revalued" to some huge amount. Of course the exchnage rate for a pegged currecny (one where the central bank, directly or through a downstream bank, is on one side or ther other of nearly all exchnages) can be changed at any time. But the rate is constrained by the ratio of the money supply in the country (the liabilites of the central bank) to the central banks foreign reserves that back the currency (their assets). This limit (about 15% at this time for Iraq) is typically vastly less then the "RV" claims (100,000%) of the scammers pushing people to buy physcal currency at inflated prices (often 20% above the official central bank rate).

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