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der Euro
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Latvia: adopted Euro in 2014
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18 Member States of the EU use the euro as their currency
• Belgium• Germany• Ireland• Greece• Spain• France• Italy• Cyprus• Luxembourg
• Malta• The Netherlands• Austria• Portugal• Slovenia• Slovakia• Finland• Estonia• Latvia – adopted at the
beginning of 2014
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Banknotes
• They are inspired by the architectural styles of seven periods in Europe’s cultural history.
• They are identical throughout the euro area – allowing you to use any euro banknote anywhere in the euro area.
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• Farbe: lila• Architektur: Modern 20th century
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• Farbe: gelblich-braun• Architektur: Iron and Glass
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• Farbe: grün• Architektur: Baroque and Rococo
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• Farbe: orange• Architektur: Renaissance
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• Farbe: blau• Architektur: Gothic
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• Farbe: rot• Architektur: Romanesque
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• Farbe: grau• Architektur: Classical
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Coins
• The coins range from €2 to 1 cent.• Each one has a “European” side and a
“national” side.– The European sides show either the EU
before its enlargement in 2004 or a geographical image of Europe.
– The national sides show symbols or images from the countries that issue the coins.
• You can use any euro coin anywhere in the euro area.
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European Side
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National Side - Deutschland
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• €2 and €1 coins feature the federal eagle, a traditional symbol of German sovereignty.
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• 50, 20, and 10 cent coins feature the Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor), which symbolizes the division and subsequent unification of Germany
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• 5, 2, and 1 cent coins feature an oak twig, reminiscent of the design on the old German pfennig (penny) coins