New €50 Notes out - Tuesday 4th of April

dublinman1990

I just seen something for the RTÉ 6.1 News later. New €50 notes are being released for circulation tomorrow.

http://www.new-euro-banknotes.eu/Euro-Banknotes/Euro-banknotes/THE-NEW-%E2%82%AC50



Jesus; you have to be in a real secret place to not get them robbed off you. :pac:

What are your opinions on them personally?

blingrhino

Ah they could be fake op - send all yours over to me and ill check ...

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

No big deal really. It's just a €50 note. Not hugely different but harder to counterfeit.

bear1

What's the difference?

Peregrine

The colour is a little too close to the €10 notes. Could be just that picture.

Edit:

It looks more orange here:

murpho999

dublinman1990 wrote: »

I just seen something for the RTÉ 6.1 News later. New €50 notes are being released for circulation tomorrow.

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Jesus; you have to be in a real secret place to not get them robbed off you. :pac:

What are you actually trying to say with this?

That they are more likely to be stolen than the other?

That €50 notes are always stolen off people?

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Peregrine wrote: »

The colour is a little too close to the €10 notes. Could be just that picture.

Edit:

It looks more orange here:

It's just the picture. On the TV news they were almost identical in colour to the old 50.

Agricola

I can only foresee one problem with those €50 notes.

I WON'T HAVE NEAR ENOUGH OF 'EM!!! :pac:

Am I right lads, Hah..........Am I right!!

bear1

Agricola wrote: »

I can only foresee one problem with those €50 notes.

I WON'T HAVE NEAR ENOUGH OF 'EM!!! :pac:

Am I right lads, Hah..........Am I right!!

And cause those are specimens.

Hah

dan1895

bear1 wrote: »

What's the difference?

Britain has been removed from the map of Europe on the back.

bear1

dan1895 wrote: »

Britain has been removed from the map of Europe on the back.

That'll teach them.
Sure in fairness they shouldn't have been on the euro notes from the start.

clairewithani

dan1895 wrote: »

Britain has been removed from the map of Europe on the back.

Great post Dan. One thanks is not enough.

Jack the Stripper

For five €10 notes you can exchange for one of them.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

dan1895 wrote: »

Britain has been removed from the map of Europe on the back.

If only that was true.

Pete Moss

I hear these €50 notes can't be ripped or torn...

Esel

Pete Moss wrote: »

I hear these €50 notes can't be ripped or torn...

You can always cut them, if that's your thing.

Beyondgone

The last one must have been getting copied like Lego for them to have bothered changing it. The €20 will be next. People will adapt and forgers will up their game. Cat and Mouse will continue.

PARlance

Pete Moss wrote: »

I hear these €50 notes can't be ripped or torn...

That would be handy if you could hold onto them for any length of time.

rgace

Beyondgone wrote: »

The last one must have been getting copied like Lego for them to have bothered changing it. The €20 will be next. People will adapt and forgers will up their game. Cat and Mouse will continue.

The €20 was changed a couple of years ago, the new €50 is very similar to the newer €20 actually.

Esel

Beyondgone wrote: »

The last one must have been getting copied like Lego for them to have bothered changing it. The €20 will be next, People will adapt and forgers will up their game. Cat and Mouse will continue.

"This is Ground Control to Beyondgone...
Can you hear me, Beyondgone?"

yermanoffthetv

Pete Moss wrote: »

I hear these €50 notes can't be ripped or torn...

...It glides as softly as a cloud!...ah sh1t thought we were doing the monorail song

Turtyturd

Beyondgone wrote: »

The last one must have been getting copied like Lego for them to have bothered changing it. The €20 will be next. People will adapt and forgers will up their game. Cat and Mouse will continue.

Is Lego copied that easily? All the knock off stuff seems sh!te.

gramar

Pete Moss wrote: »

I hear these €50 notes can't be ripped or torn...

What!!?? Does that mean I won't be able to wipe my arse with them anymore?

Your Face

I like it, reminds me of the old 50 euro note.

Dravokivich

Beyondgone wrote: »

The last one must have been getting copied like Lego for them to have bothered changing it. The €20 will be next. People will adapt and forgers will up their game. Cat and Mouse will continue.

I thought the 20 was already changed, or are they going through them all again?

__Alex__

Agricola wrote: »

I can only foresee one problem with those €50 notes.

I WON'T HAVE NEAR ENOUGH OF 'EM!!! :pac:

Am I right lads, Hah..........Am I right!!

LOL! LOLLERS! LOLLAPOLOOZA! :D:D

dan1895

yermanoffthetv wrote: »

...It glides as softly as a cloud!...ah sh1t thought we were doing the monorail song

Is there a chance I could get a lend?
Not on your life my Hindu friend.

Boom_Bap

I've set up a recycling centre for the old notes if any has any lying around.

D0NNELLY

The counterfeiters must have a field day during the changeover.

Ah yeah, that's the new one, promise.

SEPT 23 1989

once the cocaine flows as smoothly up the new note as the old one i dont see a problem

topper75

dan1895 wrote: »

Britain has been removed from the map of Europe on the back.

Should Britain ever have been on euro notes though?

SeanW

topper75 wrote: »

Should Britain ever have been on euro notes though?

Yes, for two reasons:

• Trivial reason: The Euro architects intended the UK to join the Euro eventually. That's why you never see Euro note serial numbers starting with "A". The letter A was reserved for the Bank of England when the UK joined the Euro.
• Substantial reason: Up until now, the Euro notes printed the land map of Europe, including non-Eurozone countries such as those in Eastern Europe, and non-EU countries such as Russia, Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and so on. I haven't see the new 50s yet, but if its true that Britain has been removed while other non-Eurozone, non-EU states are still represented, then:
  1. The note designs were redrafted after June of last year.
  2. The EU/ECB is behaving like puerile, sore losers.

Though I think it's OK to point out that when you get the new bills, you can follow them (and your other cash) over at EBT:

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

SeanW wrote: »

Yes, for two reasons:

• Trivial reason: The Euro architects intended the UK to join the Euro eventually. That's why you never see Euro note serial numbers starting with "A". The letter A was reserved for the Bank of England when the UK joined the Euro.
• Substantial reason: Up until now, the Euro notes printed the land map of Europe, including non-Eurozone countries such as those in Eastern Europe, and non-EU countries such as Russia, Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and so on. I haven't see the new 50s yet, but if its true that Britain has been removed while other non-Eurozone, non-EU states are still represented, then:
  1. The note designs were redrafted after June of last year.
  2. The EU/ECB is behaving like puerile, sore losers.

Though I think it's OK to point out that when you get the new bills, you can follow them (and your other cash) over at EBT:

The map is unchanged, as it's a map of Europe, not the Euro zone nor the EU.

And the reserved serial number prefix for the UK is J. A was for the printing works.

Beyondgone

Dravokivich wrote: »

I thought the 20 was already changed, or are they going through them all again?

When the girl in the deli "tests" your tenner to see if it's bogey, you know they have taken in loads of bogey tenners and her manager is gone whingey. So they must be faking off loads of euros. Tenners, twenties and fifties. No one seems bothered faking the €30 note for some reason. It ought to be the template for all the others.

SeanW

Quinton Savory Chin wrote: »

The map is unchanged, as it's a map of Europe, not the Euro zone nor the EU.

And the reserved serial number prefix for the UK is J. A was for the printing works.

As I expected, I had been responding to claims starting with dan1895 above that the UK had been taken of the Euro note maps of Europe.

I take a dim of the European Union these days, but logically such a change would be too pathetic and childish, even for them. Not to mention difficult as it would most likely take more than 1 year to design a new template and print all new notes from it.

As for the country code, fair cop. A was to be the Printer Code for the 2002 series notes printed by the Bank of England printing works while J was to be the country/serial code for the United Kingdom.

Dravokivich

Beyondgone wrote: »

When the girl in the deli "tests" your tenner to see if it's bogey, you know they have taken in loads of bogey tenners and her manager is gone whingey. So they must be faking off loads of euros. Tenners, twenties and fifties. No one seems bothered faking the €30 note for some reason. It ought to be the template for all the others.

I used to work with cash. It's good to get in the habit of checking every note you receive.

But with regards to my comment you responded to. The 20 euro note was only changed a couple of years ago.

Capt'n Midnight

Beyondgone wrote: »

No one seems bothered faking the €30 note for some reason. It ought to be the template for all the others.

Terrible things.
when someone asks for change for one I never know whether to give them a pair of fifteens or five sixes

Commotion Ocean

I withdrew some money from the ATM to put into my post office savings account, I got it all in fresh, new fifties, the only problem with the new bastard notes is that they stick together like the clasp on a Jew's purse, meaning you could be handing over two at a time without knowing it.

fatknacker

dan1895 wrote: »

Britain has been removed from the map of Europe on the back.

The EU's equivalent of deleting an ex's number from your phone and moving on.

#DoinJustFineWidoutU

dan1895

At this point I'd like to clarify that I was joking but the way the world has gone I understand why some would have believed the removal of Britain from the notes to be true.

Amirani

Commotion Ocean wrote: »

I withdrew some money from the ATM to put into my post office savings account, I got it all in fresh, new fifties, the only problem with the new bastard notes is that they stick together like the clasp on a Jew's purse, meaning you could be handing over two at a time without knowing it.

Rich **** with more than 1 fifty...