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Olivier
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Post by Olivier »

francky wrote: :arrow: Belgium 0,87%
:arrow: Greece 0,58%
:arrow: Germany 2,32%
:arrow: Spain 1,45%
8O France 92,17%
:arrow: Ireland 0,29%
:arrow: Italy 1,74%
:wink: Luxembourg 0,00%
:( The Netherlands 0,00%
:arrow: Austria 0,29%
:arrow: Portugal 0,29%
:( Finland 0,00%
Your percentages are close to mine... France is overwhelming with more than 90%. Germany follows.

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Post by marie »

don't give up hope :D : just received from the bank (wall-machine) my first bill coming from Finland!!! Not brandnew and really by surprise, I was hoping to take out 20 euro bills, but they ran out, so I had 50 euro-bills instead :o
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Post by wouter »

This is my score

32 notes

Netherlands = 78.1 %
Germany = 15.6 %
Belgium = 3.1 %
Austria = 3.1 %

rest = 0

but this is only in one month (from april 15 to may 17)
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Post by Donald »

Here are my rates

Belgium: 1,196%
Greece: 0
Germany: 84,450%
Spain: 0,319%
France:0,239%
Ireland: 0
Italy: 0,558%
The Netherlands: 3,429%
Austria: 9,729%
Potugal: 0,079%
Finland: 0
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Post by bhoeyb »

Last Friday, I picked up 80 notes of 10 euro from a bank. Only 40 of them where from Belgium :?: :!:
This was the result:
:arrow: Belgium 50%
:arrow: Holland 20%
:arrow: Germany 15 %
:!: Austria 7,5 %
:arrow: France 3,75 %
:!: Italy 2,5 %
:!: Greece 1,25 %
It surpices me how fast euro notes are mixed near my hometown :!:
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Post by Chiel »

My percentages:
Netherlands 70.96%
Gemany 9.68%
Belgium 6.45%
Spain 6.45%
Austria 3.23%
France 3.23%

Not bad for a small town
In big cities the euro mixes even faster. Last week I went to Bruges, I payed for something with a Dutch euro note and I got change in Belgian, French, German and Spanish coins.
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At school everybody's complaining about the math lessons. Here's everyone calculating. All like math? :D :D :D
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Post by Ernst »

Maybe if you would be calculating euro diffuision rates you wouldn't hate maths that much :wink:

my count(120 notes since may 24th):

France: 83,33%
Germany: 6,66%
Austria: 3,33%
Italy: 2,5%
Spain: 1,66%
Portugal: 1,66%
Netherlands: 0,83%
Greece: 0,83%

this is maybe not that bad, but after all i am living in the world's tourist capital with 70 million visitors a year. That is not really showing, but the summer is only starting!
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TC wrote:2.12% Netherlands
3.48% Germany ---> 4.1%
0.54% Austria ------>0.79%
0.49% Italy --------->0.50%
6.19% France ------->7.80%
85.79% Belgium ---->82.14%
0.13% Ireland ------->0.17%
0.09% Finland ------->0.06%
0.76% Spain --------->0.90%
0.13% Greece ------->0.17%
0.22% Portugal ------>0.20%
first list in 23/04 and +/- 2200 bills second list 4/6/2002 and 2896 bills :)
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Post by Evert »

heh.. I've only entered 10 notes ---

Finland 80% :lol:
Spain 10 %
Belgium 10 %

:D
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Post by francky »

francky wrote: :arrow: Belgium 0,87%
:arrow: Greece 0,58%
:arrow: Germany 2,32%
:arrow: Spain 1,45%
8O France 92,17%
:arrow: Ireland 0,29%
:arrow: Italy 1,74%
:wink: Luxembourg 0,00%
:( The Netherlands 0,00%
:arrow: Austria 0,29%
:arrow: Portugal 0,29%
:( Finland 0,00%
One month Later :
:arrow: Belgium 1,02%
:arrow: Greece 0,41%
:arrow: Germany 3,25%
:arrow: Spain 1,63%
:| France 91,06%
:arrow: Ireland 0,20%
:arrow: Italy 1,63%
:wink: Luxembourg 0,00%
:? The Netherlands 0,20%
:arrow: Austria 0,41%
:arrow: Portugal 0,20%
:evil: Finland 0,00%
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Post by jaker »

Back after some weeks in travelling (Look for some crisp new Finnish 20e notes in Madrid)! I entered my travel budget to EBT and finally got the 100th entry. The stats are:

Finland 89,47 %
Spain 4,39 % 8)
Austria 1,75 %
Germany 1,75 %
Italy 0,88 %
France 0,88 %
Greece 0,88 %
Others 0 %
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Post by TC »

my brother will go to Italy... i think i 'll give him 400 euro in bills of 5 and 10... he 'll need a big wallet :lol:
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TC wrote:my brother will go to Italy... i think i 'll give him 400 euro in bills of 5 and 10... he 'll need a big wallet :lol:
As a tourist visiting Italy usually go to the Venice, and as I live 60kms from Venice, tell him to well spread those notes :wink:
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Post by TC »

sorry they 'll go to Riccione... not to venise
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