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Haarlem wants to hear your take on the new euro bills: are you team bird or team human?

Haarlem wants to hear your take on the new euro bills: are you team bird or team human?

Residents of Haarlem are being invited to share their preferences for the designs of upcoming new banknotes. The public can provide input on which themes, such as nature or historical figures, they would like to see featured on the future currency.

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