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How to Design Paper Money that Represents Europe

Summary by Hindustan Times
The euro gets a makeover

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The ECB has already selected the 10 finalist proposals for the new design of euro banknotes. Everyone can help with the choice by voting in the favourite proposal.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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And suddenly he became European news: Joost Grootens of the eponymous design agency in Amsterdam is in the running to become the designer of the new euro banknote. He won't get rich from it, he says. "We are doing it mainly for eternal fame."

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The European Central Bank has presented ten proposals for the six euro banknotes, and citizens can participate in the decision-making process. With the SPIEGEL voting tool, you can choose your favourite design.

·Hamburg, Germany
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How to design paper money that represents Europe

·London, United Kingdom
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And suddenly he became European news: Joost Grootens of the eponymous design agency in Amsterdam is in the running to become the designer of the new euro banknote. He won't get rich from it, he says. "We are doing it mainly for eternal fame."

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The common European currency, the euro, will undergo changes. For the first time since its physical currency was introduced in 2002, the design of banknotes will change. The European Central Bank has introduced ten sets, from which all EU citizens can currently choose, regardless of whether their country has adopted the euro or not, including Czechs. Designers chose between birds and waterways and European personalities.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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The Economist broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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