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1 euro cent de Millau [12]
| Issuer | Ville de Millau |
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| Technique | Milled |
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| Obverse lettering | 1 euro cent LE BEFFROI |
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| Mintage | ND - 2,077 |
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Millau issued this brass token — denominated fancifully as "1 euro cent" — almost certainly as a promotional piece tied to the opening of the Viaduct de Millau in December 2004, the cable-stayed structure that briefly held the record as the world's tallest bridge. French municipalities have no authority to issue currency, so pieces like this circulate as souvenirs rather than legal tender, their denominations purely decorative.