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10 Euros - Bankarium Ljubljana
| Issuer | Bankarium - Muzej Bančništva Slovenije (Museum of Banking of Slovenia) |
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| Currency | Euro (2007-date) |
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| Obverse lettering | 50 BANKARIUM MUZEJ BANČNIŠTVA SLOVENIJE 10 www.bankarium.si pod okriljem NLB |
| Reverse description | Light-toned note with a large dark teal numeral '10' at lower left and an architectural guilloche arch motif underprint at right. The Bankarium logo and title appear at upper left, followed by a bilingual educational text in Slovenian and English in the central field. A vertical teal bar with the numeral '10' occupies the left margin, with a small rosette device at lower left. |
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Bankarium is the banking museum operated by Nova Ljubljanska Banka in Ljubljana, and this 10 Euro piece is a souvenir issued for visitors — not legal tender, not a fantasy note in any politically contentious sense, but a deliberately educational object produced to illustrate what a banknote is and how it works. Slovenia adopted the euro in January 2007, making it the first former Yugoslav republic to do so, and the Bankarium's souvenir notes exist partly in that celebratory context.
Collectors should be clear-eyed: this has no monetary function and no secondary market depth to speak of.