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Notes and Communications – the Circulation of Euro Banknotes and Coins in the Netherlands

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    Gerbert Hebbink & Marga Peeters

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Hebbink, G., Peeters, M. Notes and Communications – the Circulation of Euro Banknotes and Coins in the Netherlands. De Economist 147, 73–82 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1003546309565

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