Banknote 5 Euro (5 EUR) Circulated
The 5 euro banknote is not only a means of payment but also a unique work of art that combines functionality with aesthetics. It is an integral part of the European Union's monetary system and symbolizes the unity of its member states. Since the introduction of the euro, banknotes have become an important element of shared cultural heritage and a symbol of European values such as integration and cooperation.
Bridge design:
The new version of the banknote features a Roman bridge, symbolizing connection and unity among EU countries. The architectural details reflect the modern character of Europe. In the older version, the motif is a classical aqueduct, referring to the continent's technical and historical achievements.
Portrait of the goddess Europa:
The central element of the composition is the portrait of the goddess Europa, representing unity and shared heritage of the continent. The artistic depiction adds elegance and character to the banknote.
Security features:
The banknote is equipped with advanced security features, such as a holographic stripe, watermark, and elements visible against light, which protect it against counterfeiting.
Colors:
The dominant color of the banknote is a cool shade of blue, typical for the 5 euro denomination, ensuring visual coherence within the euro series.
The 5 euro banknote is not only a means of payment but also a symbol of European identity and shared values, combining tradition with modernity.
Important!
The banknote is subject to exchange at an authorized bureau and cannot be returned. When purchasing banknotes, if specific features such as serial number, special marks (if any), year of issue, or portrait version are not specified in the title or product description, banknotes are sent randomly with respect to these parameters, without the buyer's choice. The buyer cannot choose the year of issue, serial number, special marks, condition other than indicated in the product description, or portrait version (e.g., for EUR banknotes – new and old designs, or for GBP banknotes – king or queen portraits). All the above rules apply to the purchase of these payment instruments.
Condition: circulated. Photo for illustration purposes only.