The new ten euro, ready to move – leonoticias.com

The new ten euro, ready to move – leonoticias.com

The new ten euro corresponding to the ‘Europa’ series, featuring new and improved security features that make it more difficult to counterfeit, start circulating on Tuesday September 23, 2014 in all member countries of the monetary union. The European Central Bank (ECB) and continues with its plan to launch the second series of euro banknotes, over ten years after the entry into force of the single currency, which began with the entry into service on 2 May 2013 of five euros.

In this line, the institution chaired by Mario Draghi be phased over the next few years the rest of the bills from the ‘Europa’ series in ascending order. Although new ten euro resemble those issued in 2002, with the arrival of the ‘Europa’ series they have been given a “new look” and has been equipped with new and improved security features.

For example, as in the new five dollar note, include a portrait of the character in Greek mythology Europe in the hologram and the watermark. Thus, the airplane can be easily checked, as well as those of the first series, in ‘Touch, Look, Turn’ method. Besides the portrait of Europe at the hologram and the watermark, tickets include a number whose color changes from emerald green to dark blue when tilted.

In addition, tickets smallest denomination of Europe series will be more durable, as they have a protective coating, so they need to be replaced less frequently, reducing the cost and impact on the environment. The ECB argues that euro banknotes are “a tangible symbol” of the European Union, which has helped bring millions of Europeans in all their diversity. Currently 334 million people use the euro in eighteen countries.

Information Campaign

that the new bill was submitted last January, nearly three million commercial and small business establishments have received the eurozone and holographic cards brochures informing its entry into force.

The brochure inviting commercial and small businesses ensure that their authentication devices and banknote handling machines are prepared to accept the new ticket outlets.

The aim of this campaign was to ensure that those who handle cash in your work know the appearance and security features of the new ticket and can transmit this information to their customers.