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Learn about the design, security features and technical specifications of the euro banknotes and coins, which are legal tender in all member countries of the euro area. See the common and country-specific sides of the coins and the architectural periods inspired by the banknotes.
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The national central banks in the euro area work to ensure...
- Current banknotes
Euro banknotes have several security features which make...
- Euro coins and notes
Copyright and reproduction rules of euro coins and notes....
- Euro banknotes
Euro coins and notes. Euro banknotes. The euro banknotes...
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The euro notes contain many complex security features such as watermarks, invisible ink characteristics, holograms, optically variable inks and microprinting that document their authenticity. While euro coins have a national side indicating the country of issue (although not necessarily of minting), euro notes lack this.
The national central banks in the euro area work to ensure that all euro banknotes are fit for use before recirculating them. Learn about damaged or ink-stained banknotes and how you can get them exchanged.
Euro banknotes have several security features which make them easy to authenticate without the need for special equipment. Take a closer look at your banknotes and learn how to check whether they are genuine or not – with the “feel, look and tilt” method.
Euro banknotes and coins. The euro is one of the most tangible signs of the common European identity, the EU Member States and their citizens. Euro banknotes - “Europa” Series. After the first series of banknotes introduced in 2002, a new series of banknotes was created and was gradually introduced to circulation from 2013 onwards.
Copyright and reproduction rules of euro coins and notes. Euro coins and banknotes are important symbols of European unity and commitment. For this reason there are clear rules on how and when their images can be used.
Euro coins and notes. Euro banknotes. The euro banknotes share the same designs across all countries in the euro area. Their seven denominations bear distinctive features, sizes and colours for aesthetic and practical reasons. Their designs, by Austrian Robert Kalina, from the... Design.
