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| 表面の説明 | Green-tinted souvenir note with a large numeral '0' guilloche vignette at left and a detailed intaglio-style engraving of the Dresden Frauenkirche occupying the right half of the note. The European Union flag appears in the upper-left corner, with a holographic-effect patch to the upper right. The 'MEMO EUROSCOPE' logo is printed in the lower centre, and the inscription 'Dresden Frauenkirche' appears in the upper centre above the architectural vignette. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Green-tinted reverse centred on a globe vignette surrounded by a radiating sunburst underprint, with engravings of major European landmarks arranged across the note: the Eiffel Tower and Brandenburg Gate at left, St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Leaning Tower of Pisa at right, and the Atomium of Brussels in the centre foreground. The serial number appears in the upper-right area, with the 'MEMO EUROSCOPE' imprint at lower left and the numeral '0' at lower right. A small Euroscope logo box is printed in the upper-right corner. |
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Euroscope GmbH produced a range of these "0 Euro" souvenir notes under license from the European Central Bank, which authorized the format in 2015 specifically for the collector and tourism market. The denomination of zero was mandated precisely to prevent any confusion with legal tender. Dresden's Frauenkirche was a logical subject — the church's postwar reconstruction, completed in 2005 after decades as a deliberate ruin under the GDR, has made it one of the most symbolically loaded rebuilding projects in modern German history.