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For the first time in twenty years we are getting new euro banknotes, these are the designs we can choose from

For the first time in twenty years we are getting new euro banknotes, these are the designs we can choose from

The European Central Bank has unveiled new design options for upcoming euro banknotes, marking the first major update in twenty years. European citizens are invited to participate in a public vote to select their preferred designs until the end of September.

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