Examples of using Notes and coins in English and their translations into Danish
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Notes and coins followed in 2002.
Frontloading of banks with notes and coins in the Netherlands.
Frontloading of shops with notes and coins in the Netherlands.
Cash in hand shall comprise legal tender including foreign notes and coins.
The next item is the Commission communication on the report on preparations for the introduction of euro notes and coins.
Euro bank notes and coins are genuinely a pan-European means of payment,
it comes in a wide range of notes and coins.
The introduction of euro notes and coins at the beginning of the yearmarked a decisive step in the history of European integration.
Af ter the introduction of the notes and coins on 1 January 2002,
Seventy-eight percent have seen pictures of the euro notes and coins and 64% know that an Irish Pound will get you EUR 1.27.
Mr President, we all know that euro notes and coins are to be brought into circulation on 1 January of next year.
The euro notes and coins will not physically be in consumers' pockets until the year 2002.
When the notes and coins come into circulation after 1 January 2002,
standardisation process should be in place three months before the introduction of notes and coins.
The introduction, at the beginning of 2002, of Euro notes and coins has helped to make cash payments more efficient.
Although notes and coins will not enter circulation until three years later,
For most people it will become part of their everyday lives from 1 January 2002 at the latest when euro notes and coins will become available.
January 2002- Euro notes and coins enter circulation in 12 countries,
January(at the latest): Euro notes and coins come into circulation as legal tender, alongside national currencies.
Frontloading of shops with notes and coins in Belgium, Spain,