euro b.notes slovenia

[annovi.frizio]

sorry, exits slovenians euro banknotes???

[Guest]

Hello.

No, it does not exist. see this link abobe:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_banknotes

there, you will read:

"Slovenia will not print euro notes for the time being, and will use previously issued banknotes from other eurozone member states. For this reason, no country code has been reserved for Slovenia yet"

I hope this information is useful to you!

HEY!!! By the way! could someone help me? I HAVE BEEN REGISTERED HERE BUT THE COMPUTER SAYS ME THAT I AM NOT!

Why

Jes

[Dakkus]

Hello.

No, it does not exist. see this link abobe:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_banknotes

there, you will read:

"Slovenia will not print euro notes for the time being, and will use previously issued banknotes from other eurozone member states. For this reason, no country code has been reserved for Slovenia yet"

I hope this information is useful to you!

HEY!!! By the way! could someone help me? I HAVE BEEN REGISTERED HERE BUT THE COMPUTER SAYS ME THAT I AM NOT!

Why

Jes

The EBT Forum has a different user database than the one on EBT. So, you must register yourself also on the forum. Registering in EBT does not register you automatically also to forum.

[annovi.frizio]

ok, thank you for the info...

[Dakkus]

ok, thank you for the info...

You welcome. It's always nice helping people
And welcome on the forum!

[tabbs]

Actually Slovenia does have a country code - it's the "G". But so far Banka Slovenije has not commissioned any notes yet, so you will not find any "G" serial numbers ...

http://www.ecb.int/bc/euro/news/news/ht ... EN_web.pdf
(see p. 12)

Christian

[androl]

http://www.ecb.int/bc/euro/news/news/ht ... EN_web.pdf
(see p. 12)

for some reason I can't read that file, it says the file is damaged and cannot be repaired

[JP Simões]

http://www.ecb.int/bc/euro/news/news/ht ... EN_web.pdf
(see p. 12)

for some reason I can't read that file, it says the file is damaged and cannot be repaired

Never mind:

Banka Slovenije has covered its initial requirements of euro banknotes by drawing on the stocks of the Eurosystem. In the years to come, Banka Slovenije will "pay back" these banknotes. Therefore, euro banknotes circulating in Slovenia in 2007 carry the country code (a letter) of the national central banks (NCBs) which supplied the notes. As of 2008, euro banknotes produced on behalf of Banka Slovenije will bear the code letter "G".

[Angelino]

for some reason I can't read that file, it says the file is damaged and cannot be repaired

I open the file with Adobe Acrobat 6, but at the opening time says me 'This file appears to use a new format that this version of Acrobat does not support. It may not open or display correctly....'.

Curiously it could open the file And I'm reading it correctly

I suppose that the file is made with a version of Acrobat more recent than yours.

[androl]

unfortunately the acrobat site tells me that my version 5.0.5 is the newest version that works on my computer. I tried to install version 6 anyway, but the installation tells me I first have to get Internet Explorer 5.01 before Acrobat Reader can be installed I won't use IE, so why does it say I need IE for the installation? I have IE 5.00 (which I only installed for another programme that also needed IE to be installed) Anyway, I will not install another IE version again, IE does too many bad things to my computer

[tabbs]

According to the ECB website, "G" is not the NCB code for Slovenia ...

Cyprus - G
Malta - F
Slovenia - H

See the FAQ at http://www.ecb.europa.eu/bc/faqbc/desig ... n.html#q10

Christian