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Evolution of the euro and 1933 Double Eagles
The text outlines 1933 Double Eagles melted by Roosevelts gold standard order and a 1999 shift to a single EU currency. It notes euros introduced by the ECB, the 11 original member states adopting the euro, Greece joining later, and details on euro notes and coins including the Spanish flower shaped 27 cent piece.
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China
Marco Polo
European Union
European Central Bank
ECB
Greece
Austria
Luxembourg
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