The Eu-ro-pean Cen-tral Bank plans new bills. It is called ECB for short. Cit-i-zens now vote on this. The sur-vey runs un-til Sep-tem-ber 21. There are 2 dif-fer-ent top-ics. The first top-ic is Eu-ro-pean cul-ture. You see fa-mous peo-ple there. For ex-am-ple Lud-wig van Bee-tho-ven or Ma-rie Cu-rie. The sec-ond top-ic is riv-ers and birds. Here the mon-ey shows na-ture and birds from Eu-rope. You see king-fishers or white storks for ex-am-ple. The back shows im-por-tant EU build-ings. The new bills must be ver-se se-cure. Coun-ter-feit-ers have a hard time. They are al-so bet-ter for blind peo-ple. You rec-og-nize the bills eas-i-er then. The coun-cil choos-es the de-sign at the end of 2026. But it takes a few more years. On-ly then the new mon-ey comes in-to pock-ets.
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Definitions
- ECB
- The most im-por-tant bank for the euro. It watch-es the mon-ey.
- De-sign
- The look of a thing. It shows col-ors and pic-tures.
People
- Lud-wig van Bee-tho-ven
- A ve-ry fa-mous com-pos-er from Ger-ma-ny. He wrote fa-mous mu-sic.
- Ma-rie Cu-rie
- A fa-mous sci-en-tist. She found out im-por-tant things a-bout rays.
Locations
- Eu-rope
- A con-ti-nent with man-y coun-tries. In man-y coun-tries peo-ple pay with euro.
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