On the first of January 2002 the German currency Deutsche Mark was replaced by the Euro. Seven years later, over 13 billion (13 thousand million) Deutsche Mark are still “out there” – around 7 billion Euro.
Last year, around 160 million Deutsche Mark were handed in, which is only around 1.23% of all the Deutsche Mark circulating. Another interesting fact is that in contrast to other countries there is no deadline for changing Deutsche Mark into Euros.
January 4th, 2010
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