Euro Banknotes facts
While investigating facts about Euro Banknotes In Circulation and Euro Banknotes And Coins, I found out little known, but curios details like:
All the bridges depicted on Euro banknotes are fictional so as not to show favouritism to member states - but then a guy in Holland decided to build them all.
how are euro banknotes and the us dollar similar?
Euro banknotes have architectural styles depicted on them, and they start with the earliest style on the lowest denomination and go through to the latest on the largest denomination
What structures appear on the reverse of euro banknotes?
In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across answering what is on the euro banknotes. Here are 12 of the best facts about Euro Banknotes 2019 and Euro Banknotes Country Codes I managed to collect.
what are euro banknotes made of?
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The bridges depicted on Euro banknotes were fake until 2013
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The Euro currency has more than €1.2 trillion in circulation and is one of the highest combined values of banknotes and coins in circulation in the world, having surpassed the U.S. dollar in Aug 2018.
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The size of euro banknotes and coins increases with their value
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Each euro banknote represents a different architectural style, from the most antique to the latest one.
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The chemical element Europium, discovered in 1890 and named after the continent Europe, is now used as an anti-counterfeiting phosphor in Euro banknotes.
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Due to the high number of historic bridges and archways in Europe, the buildings printed on Euro banknotes are not actual buildings. They are simply European-looking buildings.
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In 2015 Richard Faille a french entrepreneur, developed a concept of “zero euro” banknote to sell all over France to commemorate events and special occasions
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The Euro banknotes contain the element europium (Eu)
