"Undocumented" security features in Euro banknotes

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Fons wrote:
esperantisto wrote:Wenn Sie Deutsch koennen:

http://www.bundesbank.de/euro/sicherhei ... hulung.pdf

Mustn't koenen be können??
Or is it both right? (I've German at school (boring) so it could be wrong or is it right in the schoolbooks???
ä=ae, ö=oe, ü=ue... but I guess ö is more "official" than oe.
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If you can't type an umlaut (like "ö") the transscription with the "e" (ö becomes oe) is the proper choice.
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thanks

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thanks for the explanatoin
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Did anyone read my post?
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eurobillsandcoins wrote:Did anyone read my post?
I think so
Why did you asked it :?:


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Oh, because nobody had any comment on the British 500 euro note is weird and confusing. :?
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The UK has printed bills before
(but not with a J serial)

Does it mean they are actually going to use the Euro ? Not necessarily...
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Maybe the UK printed some banknotes just in case it would join the Euro.

Anyway I had never a 500 bill with a J-serial in my hands. Well up till now I held only one 500 note in my hands. :(
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I've held bundles and bundles of 500 euro bills :D and I have never seen one with a J prefix either I haven't seen on with a Y or M prefix too.
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Post by Tiger »

I already got 15 500EUR notes.
3 from Belgium,
3 from the Netherlands,
6 from Austria,
3 from Germany.

I also had once a Spanish (V) 200EUR note, printed by T001 (Belgium).
But I think this isn't really weird.
In the printertables, there are some other of these notes, but not a lot.
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