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17 European countries have "lost" their own coins and banknotes

There has not been a common currency in Eurpoe since the Roman. When the European monitary union was established, more than 320 million European got a common currency, the EURO. This was undoubtedly the biggest numismatic event for a long time.
In January 2002 the inhabitants in 12 of the first 15 member countries in EU (Denmark, Sweden and England did not join) had to lay away their old coins and banknotes, from this date the EURO took over as their currency.
After this date another 5 new member countries have joint the EURO-zone and Estonia was the last one on the 1st January 2011 to put away their old currency.

We are pleased to present a special collection of all the 17 countries last circulating coins, all together 112 different coins, now presented in a new and modern special blister packing.

Make your collection complete!

To make your Pre Euro collection complete, we are offering you together with the coinset one of the old banknotes.
Remember, these banknotes are also out of circulation and will very soon be hard to find.

You are getting the perfect collection when putting one coinset and one banknote from each of the 17 countries into a special made album in which you also can insert the coins and notes from any new country when these are joining the EURO.

This set can be ordered as a complete set or as a subscription, in both cases you will get the free Album from us. 

When ordering this as a subscription, you will get one or more countries  delivered each month (your choice).
The album will then be sent out together with the 7th country.

For ordering the complete set see: The Pre Euro Collection