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0 Euro Argenteuil

Issuer Euro Souvenir (UEJM)
Year 2017
Type Souvenir banknote
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Reverse description Standard Euro Souvenir reverse with vignettes of six iconic European landmarks arranged across the note: Brandenburg Gate, Big Ben, Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, Sagrada Família, and Manneken Pis. The Mona Lisa portrait appears at right, with the 'EURO SOUVENIR' logo and '0€' denomination. The printer's imprint 'IMPRIME PAR OBERTHUR FIDUCIAIRE' is inscribed at the lower margin.
Reverse lettering 0€
DASBRANENBUGERTOR
BIGBEN
COLOSSEO
LATOUREIFFEL
SAGRADAFAMILIA
MANNEKEN PIS
IMPRIME PAR OBERTHUR FIDUCIAIRE
EURO
SOUV
ENIR
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The zero euro souvenir note program, administered by the Union Européenne des Jeunes Magistrats under the Euro Souvenir brand, launched in 2015 as a legal-tender-adjacent novelty — technically face-valued at zero, which neatly sidesteps counterfeiting law while still incorporating genuine security features. Oberthur Fiduciaire prints these to banknote specification, including intaglio printing and UV-reactive elements, which is precisely what drives collector demand: the production standards are real even if the monetary function is not.

Argenteuil, a commune in Val-d'Oise north of Paris, is best known to art historians as the site where Monet painted his Seine river series in the 1870s.

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