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der Euro. Latvia: adopted Euro in 2014. 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

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  1. der Euro

  2. Latvia: adopted Euro in 2014

  3. 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

  4. 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.

  5. Farbe: lila • Architektur: Modern 20th century

  6. Farbe: gelblich-braun • Architektur: Iron and Glass

  7. Farbe: grün • Architektur: Baroque and Rococo

  8. Farbe: orange • Architektur: Renaissance

  9. Farbe: blau • Architektur: Gothic

  10. Farbe: rot • Architektur: Romanesque

  11. Farbe: grau • Architektur: Classical

  12. 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.

  13. European Side

  14. National Side - Deutschland

  15. €2 and €1 coins feature the federal eagle, a traditional symbol of German sovereignty.

  16. 50, 20, and 10 cent coins feature the Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor), which symbolizes the division and subsequent unification of Germany

  17. 5, 2, and 1 cent coins feature an oak twig, reminiscent of the design on the old German pfennig (penny) coins

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