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| 表面の説明 | The obverse presents a Romanesque-style window and archway vignette rendered in intaglio, set against a warm red-orange underprint with fine guilloche patterns. The central architectural motif, representative of European openness and cooperation, does not correspond to any actual existing structure. Surrounding inscriptions include the denomination '10 EURO / ΕΥΡΩ', the year '2002', and the multilingual ECB acronym band 'BCE ECB EZB EKT EKP' along the upper edge. |
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| 表面の銘文 | BCE ECB EZB EKT EKP 2002 10 EURO ΕΥΡΩ |
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The first-series euro notes were issued simultaneously across twelve countries on 1 January 2002 — the largest currency changeover in history by number of notes. Robert Kalina, an Austrian Oesterreichische Nationalbank designer, won the ECB's 1996 design competition; his winning concept used architectural motifs deliberately stripped of national identity, a political requirement that ruled out any real European building.
Production was decentralized across multiple national printers, each responsible for a share of the total output. Notes can be attributed to their printing facility by the serial number prefix — Greek-printed examples carry the prefix Y, while Bundesdruckerei output runs under the X series.