Euro Cash

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- @templ.Raw(p.T("On this section of the site you can find everything there is to know about the coins of the Eurozone. For the latest news on coin- and design releases, check out the %snews%s tab!", newsLinkStart, linkEnd)) -

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- { p.T("From the years 1999–2013 all Dutch euro coins featured the portrait of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. After her abdication from the throne in 2013 the designs of all denominations were changed to feature the portrait of the new King Willem-Alexander. After her abdication the direction in which the monarchs portrait faced was flipped; a tradition dating back to the earliest coins of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.") } -

- { p.T("Coins featuring both monarchs contain text reading ‘BEATRIX KONINGIN DER NEDERLANDEN’ (‘BEATRIX QUEEN OF THE NETHERLANDS’) and ‘Willem-Alexander Koning der Nederlanden’ (‘Willem-Alexander King of the Netherlands’) respectively.") } -

- - { p.T("The €1 and €2 coins featuring King Willem-Alexander were minted with a much lower relief than most euro coins of the same denomination. As a result it is not uncommon for these coins to appear worn after little use in circulation.") } -

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- { p.T("Welcome to the Euro Cash Compendium. This sites aims to be a resource for you to discover everything there is to know about the coins and banknotes of the Euro, a currency that spans 26 countries and 350 million people. We also have dedicated sections of the site for collectors.") } -

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