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| 表面の説明 | Light blue and yellow note with dark blue print over a white underprint, centred vignette of Moomin characters seated with their backs to the viewer in a characteristic pastoral scene derived from Tove Jansson's original artwork. A holographic security mark appears on the left, accompanied by a latent image of a key and the EURion constellation integrated into the guilloche background. The denomination '0' and the copyright legend '©Moomin Characters™' are printed in black, with a machine-readable serial number in black at lower left. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Blue and cream vignette on the left half of the note composed of a collage of recognisable European architectural landmarks rendered in fine intaglio-style line work, including the Eiffel Tower (Paris), the Brandenburg Gate (Berlin), Edinburgh Castle (Scotland), and Helsinki Cathedral (Finland), set against a pale cream guilloche background with a circular blue tonal fade to the right. The denomination '0€' appears in dark blue at upper right, flanked by a partial arc of yellow EU stars, with the issuer legend at lower right. |
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The 0 Euro souvenir note series has been produced by Enschedé since around 2015, primarily for the European tourism and collectibles market — zero face value, no legal tender status, but printed to genuine banknote specifications with full security features. This example draws on Tove Jansson's Moomin characters, originally created in Finland beginning in 1945 as a comic strip before expanding into one of Scandinavia's most commercially durable franchises. Jansson died in 2001; the design credit here refers to her source artwork rather than any direct commission.
Enschedé's involvement gives these notes a credibility most souvenir print runs lack. The EURion constellation and hologram are functional, not decorative.