SignaturesĮach banknote bears the signature of either Willem F.
#BANK NOTE BUILDING SERIES#
the symbol © indicating copyright protection andĪs with the first series of banknotes, visually impaired users were consulted during the design phase of the Europa series, which led to the inclusion of specific features in the final designs.ECB (Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish).BCE (French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish).The abbreviations are printed according to the EU protocol order for countries and for the official languages. the initials of the European Central Bank in nine linguistic variants for the new €5, €10 and €20 banknotes and in ten linguistic variants for the new €50, €100, €200 banknotes, taking into account Croatia’s accession to the EU in 2013.the name of the currency – euro – in in both the Latin (EURO) and the Greek (EYPΩ) alphabets for the first series the Europa series also has the name in the Cyrillic alphabet (EBPO), as a result of Bulgaria joining the EU.grey for €5, red for €10, blue for €20, orange for €50, green for €100 and yellow-brown for €200. The Europa series banknotes are the same colour as those of the first series, i.e. €200: 19th century iron and glass architectureĮach note has a quite distinct colour.Like the first series, the new Europa series banknotes show architectural styles from various periods in Europe's history, but do not show any actual existing monuments or bridges. The bridges on the back symbolise communication between the people of Europe and between Europe and the rest of the world.
They symbolise the European spirit of openness and cooperation.
#BANK NOTE BUILDING WINDOWS#
On the front of both series of euro banknotes, windows and doorways are shown. However, the new banknotes have been modified in order to give them a fresh look and to accommodate a range of new and enhanced security features, which will also make it easy to differentiate between the two series.Īn independent banknote designer based in Berlin, Reinhold Gerstetter, was selected to refresh the design of the notes. The design of the Europa series is based on the “ages and styles” theme of the first series.
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