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The Eura is printed on a polymer-PETX composite skin, so that the money cannot be ripped, scrunched or bent. This gives the illusion that the paper is printed on actual plastic. The money will still show signs of disfiguration, but tests have shown that polymer-based money like the douro stands up to wear and tear for a lot longer period than other forms of currency. Security features for the eura include: intaglio, offset and letterpress printing, latent images, micro-printing, intricate background patterns, optically variable shadow images, optically variable ink, diffraction grating, transparent windows, and a variety of security threads. Each bill also has a braille strip for usage by the blind. | The Eura is printed on a polymer-PETX composite skin, so that the money cannot be ripped, scrunched or bent. This gives the illusion that the paper is printed on actual plastic. The money will still show signs of disfiguration, but tests have shown that polymer-based money like the douro stands up to wear and tear for a lot longer period than other forms of currency. Security features for the eura include: intaglio, offset and letterpress printing, latent images, micro-printing, intricate background patterns, optically variable shadow images, optically variable ink, diffraction grating, transparent windows, and a variety of security threads. Each bill also has a braille strip for usage by the blind. | ||
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The Eurasian Eura is the currency of the United Kingdom of Eurasia
Denominations
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The eura comes in the following denominations:
- 1 (grey)
- 2 (red)
- 5 (white)
- 10 (silver)
- 20 (indigo)
- 50 (yellow/gold)
- 100 (violet)
- 500 (tan/khaki)
- 1000 (pale rose)
Characteristics of the eura
The Eura is printed on a polymer-PETX composite skin, so that the money cannot be ripped, scrunched or bent. This gives the illusion that the paper is printed on actual plastic. The money will still show signs of disfiguration, but tests have shown that polymer-based money like the douro stands up to wear and tear for a lot longer period than other forms of currency. Security features for the eura include: intaglio, offset and letterpress printing, latent images, micro-printing, intricate background patterns, optically variable shadow images, optically variable ink, diffraction grating, transparent windows, and a variety of security threads. Each bill also has a braille strip for usage by the blind.
Defining features
| Unit (RPD) | Obverse | Reverse |
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| ₰ 1 | Queen Hemali IX | Domo-kun |
| ₰ 2 | Prime Minister Sir Phillip Sinclair | Kensington Palace |
| ₰ 5 | Prime Minister Sir Arthur Camilleri | Orange lily |
| ₰ 10 | King Livy Vibius Cato | Depiction of the Revolutionary War |
| ₰ 20 | Prime Minister Sir Tiberius Cæcillius | Houses of Parliament |
| ₰ 50 | Prime Minister Sir Jamie Stewart | Royal University at Kensington |
| ₰ 100 | Eurasian War Memorial | Kensington skyline |
| ₰ 500 | Prime Minister George Crompton | Map of the Eurasian Empire |
| ₰ 1000 | Admiral Gaius Marcus Decidius | Roman naval fleet |
