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Birds Or Rivers? Europeans Can Weigh In On Themes For New Euro Notes
The European Central Bank launched a survey today asking citizens to weigh in on the redesign of euro banknotes, with rivers, birds and European culture among the shortlisted themes.
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European Central Bank to Launch Digital Euro Project: All We Know So Far
The European Central Bank (ECB) is set to give the green light to a multi-year project to create a digital version of the Euro. An electronic equivalent of banknotes and coins, the digital Euro will likely be a digital wallet that euro zone citizens can keep at the ECB.
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Euro Banknotes Safe To Touch Despite Coronavirus: European Central Bank
There is no significant risk of catching the coronavirus from euro banknotes, the European Central Bank said Tuesday, citing lab tests that showed the germs survived far longer on other surfaces.
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Money, Money, Money: Behind The Scenes At A Euro Note Printing Press
The new notes with enhanced security features will offer better protection against forgeries, officials told Reuters, which was given rare access to see the Bank of Italy's Banknote Printing Department at work.
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Bank Of England Unveils New Plastic Winston Churchill 5 Pound Note
The Bank of England on Thursday unveiled the design of a new 5 pound (6.5 euros, $7.2) banknote bearing the image of wartime leader Winston Churchill at an event in his family's ancestral home of Blenheim Palace.
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Austrian Police Find More Than 100,000 Euros in Danube River
The banknotes were wet, but Austrian police are not treating the find of more than 100,000 euros found in the Danube river as a classic case of money laundering.
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Greek Banks Could Run Out of Cash in Next Two Days
With withdrawals from cash machines rationed to a maximum of 60 euros a day and the banks shut since last week, supplies of banknotes have been dwindling fast.
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We Take Euro Deposits, Greek Bank Pleads as Customers Withdraw Cash
Its statement, which looked futile given the lines of people eager to get money from cash machines, pointed to concerns that the supply of banknotes was quickly diminishing.
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Birds Or Rivers? Europeans Can Weigh In On Themes For New Euro Notes
The European Central Bank launched a survey today asking citizens to weigh in on the redesign of euro banknotes, with rivers, birds and European culture among the shortlisted themes.
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European Central Bank to Launch Digital Euro Project: All We Know So Far
The European Central Bank (ECB) is set to give the green light to a multi-year project to create a digital version of the Euro. An electronic equivalent of banknotes and coins, the digital Euro will likely be a digital wallet that euro zone citizens can keep at the ECB.
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Euro Banknotes Safe To Touch Despite Coronavirus: European Central Bank
There is no significant risk of catching the coronavirus from euro banknotes, the European Central Bank said Tuesday, citing lab tests that showed the germs survived far longer on other surfaces.
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Money, Money, Money: Behind The Scenes At A Euro Note Printing Press
The new notes with enhanced security features will offer better protection against forgeries, officials told Reuters, which was given rare access to see the Bank of Italy's Banknote Printing Department at work.
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Bank Of England Unveils New Plastic Winston Churchill 5 Pound Note
The Bank of England on Thursday unveiled the design of a new 5 pound (6.5 euros, $7.2) banknote bearing the image of wartime leader Winston Churchill at an event in his family's ancestral home of Blenheim Palace.
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Austrian Police Find More Than 100,000 Euros in Danube River
The banknotes were wet, but Austrian police are not treating the find of more than 100,000 euros found in the Danube river as a classic case of money laundering.
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Greek Banks Could Run Out of Cash in Next Two Days
With withdrawals from cash machines rationed to a maximum of 60 euros a day and the banks shut since last week, supplies of banknotes have been dwindling fast.
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We Take Euro Deposits, Greek Bank Pleads as Customers Withdraw Cash
Its statement, which looked futile given the lines of people eager to get money from cash machines, pointed to concerns that the supply of banknotes was quickly diminishing.
