Water Tower and Danube on the New Two-Euro Coin: 500,000 Copies Made
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The Croatian National Bank (CNB) on Tuesday formally presented a commemorative two-euro coin "City of Vukovar", issued as part of the "Croatian Cities" series, in Vukovar. The coin was presented at the Srijem Palace by the Governor of the CNB, Ante Žigman, who highlighted its symbolic value, but also the fact that it is money that citizens will be able to use in everyday payments.
'I followed the logic of creating a narrative that would be expressed through the language of very simple symbols - these are the symbols of the Danube, the Slavonian land and the Vukovar water tower'
The Vukovar water tower and the Danube are featured on the new issue of Croatian money that can be used throughout the eurozone.
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