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0 Memo Euro - Düsseldorf Schloss Benrath
| Issuer | Memo Euroscope |
|---|---|
| Year | 2023 |
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| Value | 0 Euro (0 EUR) |
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| Obverse lettering | 0 SCHLOSS BENRATH MEMO EURO SCOPE |
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| Protection description | Holographic foil globe motif applied at upper right of obverse |
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| Comments |
Memo Euro notes are a German-market novelty series produced for the educational and souvenir trade — they deliberately mimic euro banknote proportions and styling without being legal tender or official ECB issues. The "0 Euro" denomination is a format used across dozens of similar items sold at tourist sites throughout Europe, most prominently since French operator Oberthur Fiduciaire popularized the concept around 2015. This example commemorates Schloss Benrath, the Baroque pleasure palace completed in 1773 for Elector Carl Theodor on the Rhine south of Düsseldorf.
The hologram strip is decorative, not a genuine anti-counterfeiting measure — the notes carry no monetary value and are not subject to currency law.