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Commemorative 0 Euro and £0 Notes
Beautiful limited edition 0 Euro and £0 notes of fiduciary quality that look and feel like normal Euro banknotes, and that show the beauty of Ireland's history, culture and society: touristic sites, famous landmarks and motifs that relate to Ireland's heritage. The 0 notes are highly collectible, and further motifs will follow to add to the growing collection.
A Popular and innovative collectible
Each 0 Euro banknote has a unique serial number, and the quality and features of a real currency banknote. The 0 Euro banknotes are approved by the ECB, but they are no legal tender. The 0 Euro banknotes are a piece of art, a wonderful collectible, keepsake and souvenir and a great gift for everybody who loves Ireland. For young and old.
Authentic banknote security features
The 0 Euro notes have UV-sensitive security features and ink, microprint, watermark, hologram, tactile marks and others just like the Euro currency bills have. And they are printed in a facility that prints the Euro currency bills.
Features
The banknote features are almost identical to the normal Euro notes. They are made by Oberthur in France using secret processes. Oberthur is a company for security printing that acts as one of the printing house for the ECB and prints the Euro money banknotes.
>> 100% cotton paper (i.e. real bank note paper) with custom ligrane and security stripe
>> Offset printing with numerous iridescent shades, micro lines, secure fiduciary backgrounds, transvision and UV visible colours
>> Soft Size Printing for a tactile effect
>> A holographic patch
>> Unique incremental numbering
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