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0 Euro - 25 Jahre Hamburg Dungeon
| Issuer | Germany, Federal Republic of |
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| Year | 2025 |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | The vignette at centre-left presents the Hamburg Dungeon attraction building as a backdrop, with the costumed character of Maria Katharina Wächtler from the show 'Die Rache der Gequälten' rendered in the foreground. The denomination '0' and the Euro symbol appear at upper left, with a ring of EU stars along the upper border. The inscription '25 JAHRE HAMBURG DUNGEON' and the anniversary year '2025' are integrated into the design, with the 'EURO SOUVENIR' cartouche at lower right. |
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| Reverse description | The standard Euro Souvenir reverse carries a composite vignette of iconic European landmarks rendered in a purple-lilac underprint: the Brandenburg Gate (Berlin), the Torre de Belém (Lisbon), the Colosseum (Rome), the Eiffel Tower (Paris), the Sagrada Família (Barcelona), and the Manneken-Pis statue (Brussels). The denomination '0 €' appears at upper left, a ring of EU stars runs along the upper edge, and the 'EURO SOUV ENIR' panel is printed in purple at lower right with a small orange-and-purple decorative element. |
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The Hamburg Dungeon opened in 2000, part of the Merlin Entertainments expansion of the Dungeons franchise across European cities. This 0 Euro souvenir note marks its 25th anniversary — a collector piece with no monetary function, issued under the scheme run by the Eurobillet Association, which licenses Oberthur Fiduciaire to produce legal-format souvenir notes for tourist attractions throughout Europe.
Oberthur's involvement gives these pieces genuine banknote-grade paper and security features, which is precisely why the format works as a collectible. The 0 Euro program has issued well over a thousand distinct designs since its commercial rollout around 2015.