Why don't Euro banknotes have people on them?
Why don't Euro banknotes have people on them?
Wyatt James
Leo Lewis
Iconography is banned under Islam
Robert Jackson
Death to capitalism
Isaiah Garcia
Because the majority of famous europeans are french so its not fair for the rest
Cameron Edwards
only by wahhabism, the most autistic form of islam.
Hunter Ward
There is not enough notes for each country in the eurozone to have it's own representant so instead they opted for architecting styles and fictional bridges
Thomas Brooks
Who are you going to pick to put on a banknote supposed to be an icon for all Europeans?
>Charles the V of Spain?
Too on the nose.
>Napoleon?
Germans, Portuguese and British would throw a shitfit.
>Adam Smith?
Too English.
>Caesar Augustus?
Germans would go ale. Also, no connevtion to the East.
Jack Peterson
Because people are disagreeable.
Wyatt Brooks
Literally have different notes for different countries, fucking hell. Our states have their own quarters, the head side is always Washington but the tail is whatever the state wants it go be
Josiah Hughes
Julius Caesar
Christopher Columbus
Pope Pious XIII
Michael Bailey
Put Hitler on it so that everyone can be in unanimous butthurt.
Jace Sanchez
Put an American if you just want that
Ryan Ward
Based countries celebrate their awesome buildings, inventions and cultural masterpieces and not only faces of famous people. It is the work and strife for greatness that should be celebrated, not the looks of those who achieve it.
Ryder Diaz
Why are Americans so obsessed with Muslims in Europe?
Ryan Williams
>wisconsin ''''''''''cheese''''''''''
Caleb Howard
We do that, euro coins are different
Juan Sanchez
Aren't they much more of a collector's thing though?
Eli Powell
Because it would fuel disputes over ownership of figures, over controversial figures, underrepresentation and so on.
It's easier to depict architectural styles and be done with it.
Zachary Lopez
Although the trade union is awesome, the most awesome countries still keep crowns instead of euros for coins and bills.
Jackson Allen
Nope, they're used everyday by everyone in the Eurozone
Tyler Scott
nop
Brayden Brooks
Think I was remembering those collectors Canadian coins instead.
Nicholas Ramirez
Naz'dravie na nase danske a svedske koruny bratrenice ;)
James Baker
>Literally have different notes for different countries, fucking hell.
A fucking nightmare to secure against counterfeiting.
Mason Martinez
What if the method is standardised.
Jackson Martin
>find a different person to put on every banknote of different value
>every country in the union must agree
Really american tier post
Easton Walker
No, this is from my wallet.
People would find it weird when they change a note for new security reason. People would freak out if they had to remember all the different kind of money from every country that is also acceptable in their own country and people would demand the return for an own currency. So no.