Oh shit, that giant cat paw is gonna kill that poor man!

"an hero" with an arc ? Yurop , strong !

Was that drawn by a 9-year old?

I'm from Slovenia.

Feels bad man.

It's better than the coins with faces on them, especially the belgian one, where they have a portrait of a fat pig.

>>1748513
Russia here

I lol'd, poor Europe worst country

>my face when Europeons actually VOTED for this shit

>>1748565
Certainly not in my country.

ahahah what the fuck???

>>1748513
nice painting ugabuga lakawaka

>>1748563
>Europe worst country

>>1748513
>>1748565

Never seen any of those in italy.

>designed by a Greek artist

I always get the same old coins, mostly german.

It looks like some rock carving or something. I think it's cool.

FINLAND STRONG

Wait, are they supposed to exist right now? Because I haven't seen one of them so far. I get some special coins now and then, but they have motives of cities and the like.

>>1748626

Same.. around italy i saw some euros with weird carvings but never the ones as in OP

>>1748626
havent seen those either. I bet they have only made a small amount of them

>>1748645
Italy :2.5 million coins
That's a lot !

>>1748670
And 30 million in Germany. Yet I never came across one.

>>1748683
it is a conspiracy!

EURO MUST BE ABOLISHED

I think I have seen it but not sure about it

Some finnish special coins from 2008 and 2009. They made 1.6 million of the left one and 1.5 million of the one on the right.

>>1748690
Now that you say it, the stick-figures legs clearly symbolise a pyramid while its head could count as eye.

This is a special coin, however I havent seen one in quite some time.

I remember when I got 10 thousand italian coins for one of these.

>>1748725
Oh god, dear D-Mark... I miss you so much. ;__;

>>1748735
I don't, Euro looks much better

>>1748740
I don't care about looks...

>>1748725
This is a special coin.
And I have one of those.

I heard you could buy whole countries with this bill

Question to Eurobros !
What kind of coins do you usually have ?
I leave near Paris : French 75% , Spain/germany/Belgium 20% , other country 5%

>>1748555
What did you say about his majesty?

>>1748761
I live in a Bavarian town with lots of tourists and right now I have coins from Germany, France, Netherlands and Spain in my wallet

>>1748761

Well, i live in western Finland and right now i have very few coins in my pocket, but they are mostly finnish, with a few irish euros. Eine is Irish euro right?

>>1748761
German here, about 70% german, 15% french, 10% austrian, rest mostly spanish, others are pretty rare.

belgianfag here
have some coins in my pocket
belgian, 3 french, german, 2 espana, greek one too

and the fat pig on the coin of belgium is our king, so stfu

>>1748817
>>1748817

Sorry i meant "Eire".

>>1748761


Greek here; mostly Greek (~70%), then German (~15%), then French and Italian (~10%) and the rest are from other Euro countries.

>>1748761
Northwest of Spain
60% Spain, 10% German 30% Other Countries.

But i live in a turistic zone. Today must be more than a million turist here. And for a city that have less than 100k locals its a very large number.

>>1748817
i think its eire (irish) of eypo (which is greek)

>>1748761
Gerfag here, besides German coins I have some Spanish, Irish, Dutch, Greek and Italian coins. Those are the ones that usually find their way into my wallet. Had one from Finland once.

>>1748761
Sweden here

>coolface

BRITAIN STROFNCJVDIKB

The golden colour on the Euro was designed by Swedes, kinda ironic that we don't use the currency ourselves.

>>1748874

special Olympics?

>>1748879

än

I live in France and there are millions of Spanish and German coins. What the fuck.
I have never seen a finnish coin so far.

From my wallet:
3 austrian, 3 slovenian, 1 french, 1 italian and 1 german

>>1748513
I'm from Slovenia. Couldn't care less what is on my money, TBH. I'll spend it regardless what is on a back of the coin. So long as this coin gets me a cold beer and I'm happy...

>>1748905
slovenia cannot into euro

>>1748911
You're thinking of slovakia buddy.

>>1748922
slovenia, slovakia.. same shit

As an Estfag I'm still waiting for January.

I wonder how much Finnish coins are going to end up in my pocket. 'Cause I live in Tallinn and it's overrun by Finns every weekend. Plus I already have a bunch of leftover coins from my trips to Finland.

>>1748940
>shit
You're thinking of crap, pal.

>>1748888

Kanske om 5 - 10 år, men bara kanske.

>>1748940
Actually they both have Euros...
So yeah...

Rock carvings are cool and some of the first signs of culture in Europe.


Picture related, Rock carvings from Norway about 6600 or something years old.

>>1749136
6600 bc...

>>1749162
No not that old. 4600 bc I think

>>1748968
Och det är ett jävla stort kanske. Skulle vilja ha en opinionsmätning om Euron nu efter Grekland

rock paintings in australia, some are potentially 70,000 years old

lol europe has no history

>>1749233
The Bradshaw Pictures of the Kimberlies (North-western Australia) are a fresh and compelling addition to The Seven Wonders of Earth.
Chronologically they predate the pyramids of Egypt and the Palaeolithic cave paintings of Europe. The broad-shouldered, realistic representation of humans infers the origin of Egyptian Culture in the Kimberlies, while the slanted profilic features of the human face, reminiscent of Mayan pictures, suggest that the Kimberlies were the cradle of all pyramidal cultures.

The early paintings are postulated as extremely old; 60,000 years or probably much more, but their absolute age can not be determined. The iron oxide pigments have lithified, mineralogically assimilated into the rock.

The esthetical composition, artistic skills of presentation and the highly choreographed themes indicate the existence of an advanced culture with sophisticated intellect and social organization well before the history of civilization as we know it.

>>1749233
>The Bradshaw art can't be dated in the same way (radio carbon)
kthxbye abbo

relevant to this thread: EuroBillTracker.com
follow the money -> http://en.eurobilltracker.com/diffusion/

>>1749418
interesting , thx for the link

>>1749233
Those pictures are pre-historic. The historic period started with the arrival of the Europeans in Australia.

>>1749469
Those drawings that is.

>>1749136
From Norway? Well, it's dubious that they were painted by Indo-Europeans (the Viking ancestors)

> My face when Britain will continue to use it's glorious unfailing currency

Oh god, this thread is damn interesting

i like special edition coins. the slovenia one is silly but it's still rather cute. no raisen to chastise urup for it.

Legal tender
$10k
1kg

>>1749136
>>1749246

/int/ is extremely informative today, thanks

>>1750627
Fuck we're awesome aren't we? Jolly good.