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On average, a euro banknote return to the OeNB up to three times a year, where it is checked for authenticity and suitability for continued circulation.
Learn more about euro banknotes.
Learn moreThe designs on euro banknotes reflect shared European values:
- front: windows and gateways symbolise openness and cooperation in Europe
- twelve stars: represent unity, harmony and solidarity
- back: bridges symbolise connections between people in Europe and Europe’s links with the wider world
Learn more about the design of euro banknotes.
Euro cash was introduced in 12 countries in January 2002: Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain. Today, the euro area comprises 21 countries.
Learn more about the euro.
Learn moreThe security thread is one of the security features found on euro banknotes. It is a narrow strip embedded in the paper that becomes visible when the banknote is held against the light.
Learn more about the security features of euro banknotes.
On average, a euro banknote return to the OeNB up to three times a year, where it is checked for authenticity and suitability for continued circulation.
Learn more about euro banknotes.
Learn moreThe designs on euro banknotes reflect shared European values:
- front: windows and gateways symbolise openness and cooperation in Europe
- twelve stars: represent unity, harmony and solidarity
- back: bridges symbolise connections between people in Europe and Europe’s links with the wider world
Learn more about the design of euro banknotes.
Euro cash was introduced in 12 countries in January 2002: Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain. Today, the euro area comprises 21 countries.
Learn more about the euro.
Learn moreThe security thread is one of the security features found on euro banknotes. It is a narrow strip embedded in the paper that becomes visible when the banknote is held against the light.
Learn more about the security features of euro banknotes.
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