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1000 Euros
| Issuer | Eurozone |
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| Year | 2016 |
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| Shape | Rectangular |
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| Obverse description | Fantasy note in gold and green metallic foil. The right half bears a large intaglio-style vignette of a Gothic cathedral facade with a rose window, flanked by EU stars; the numeral 1000 appears in large green guilloche at upper right. Lower left carries the bilingual denomination inscription in Latin and Greek characters, with a "NOT LEGAL TENDER" disclaimer along the bottom edge. |
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| Reverse description | Reverse of this fantasy foil note carries a vignette of a Renaissance arched bridge at left, printed in green and gold tones against a silver metallic ground. A stylised map of Europe with radiating lines occupies the right half, with EU stars at lower left. The denomination appears in both Latin and Greek scripts at lower corners. |
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No 1000 Euro banknote exists in the Europa series or any other official Eurozone issue. The highest denomination produced is the 500 Euro note. A metallic foil composition is inconsistent with any genuine euro banknote, which uses cotton-fiber paper stock. This item is either a novelty product, a fantasy note, or a collector's souvenir — none of which constitute legal tender or a recognized banknote issue.