I live in Italy and we definitely use 1 and 2 cents
PowerfulDrive3268 on
So all the chilled out nations have it!
gr4f on
Poor Luxemburg
JetlinerDiner on
I’m from Portugal and I throw all the 1 and 2 cent coins in the trash, they’re just stupid. I’ll be carrying 4x 1 cent coins in my pocket for 7 months, and when I finally get an extra cent, those 4 other coins are in some other pants. Screw that, right to ~~jail~~ trash
Time_Combination_215 on
Tons of errors on the map, Luxembourg, Andorra, Vatican, Monaco, San Marino, Kosovo, and Montenegro use the euro. Anyway, I wish the 1 cent or 2 cent coins had never existed, nor the 500 euro bill, and I also wish the exchange rates of local currencies prior to the euro had been closer to 100 or 200, and not intermediate values that caused a brutal increase in prices.
OwOfysh on
Another bullshit map
Emotional-Ebb8321 on
I’m absolutely certain that Malta uses euros. It even has its own 1c and 2c coins minted.
Salex_01 on
To be clear, having the coin does not mean using the coin. I think I haven’t seen a coin lower than 20 cents in 5 years
Arctic_Gnome_YZF on
The best thing Stephen Harper did during his ten years in power was get rid of the penny.
fabiosicuro on
Where have you read it? In Italy we use 1 and 2 coins…
moose2332 on
Multiple of the counties in gray use the Euro
NaM_VaN_MaN on
Kosovo does use the €
BA3_2109 on
You guys still use coins?
Nachtzug79 on
You can pay with 1c and 2c coins in Finland. All prices (if paid by cash) are rounded to the closest 5c so you have to have like 5 x 1c or 1 x 1c + 2 x 2c to have any use for those, though. And you never get them as change so they are not really circulating. They used to mint some for collectors every year, maybe they still do.
Rob_lochon on
1-2c being useless, map edition. The map does not reflect reality tho, there’s a difference between countries minting 1-2c coins and countries using them, especially since there’s several countries using euro without minting anything or delegating minting to other central banks.
Chaos_Kloss4590 on
“He who doesn’t honour the Cent is not worthy of the Euro”
GergoBacsiVokCs on
in hungary we use 5 huf coins…
its 0.01 euros
Narf234 on
At this point just round to the nearest euro. Pocket change is practically useless.
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I live in Italy and we definitely use 1 and 2 cents
So all the chilled out nations have it!
Poor Luxemburg
I’m from Portugal and I throw all the 1 and 2 cent coins in the trash, they’re just stupid. I’ll be carrying 4x 1 cent coins in my pocket for 7 months, and when I finally get an extra cent, those 4 other coins are in some other pants. Screw that, right to ~~jail~~ trash
Tons of errors on the map, Luxembourg, Andorra, Vatican, Monaco, San Marino, Kosovo, and Montenegro use the euro. Anyway, I wish the 1 cent or 2 cent coins had never existed, nor the 500 euro bill, and I also wish the exchange rates of local currencies prior to the euro had been closer to 100 or 200, and not intermediate values that caused a brutal increase in prices.
Another bullshit map
I’m absolutely certain that Malta uses euros. It even has its own 1c and 2c coins minted.
To be clear, having the coin does not mean using the coin. I think I haven’t seen a coin lower than 20 cents in 5 years
The best thing Stephen Harper did during his ten years in power was get rid of the penny.
Where have you read it? In Italy we use 1 and 2 coins…
Multiple of the counties in gray use the Euro
Kosovo does use the €
You guys still use coins?
You can pay with 1c and 2c coins in Finland. All prices (if paid by cash) are rounded to the closest 5c so you have to have like 5 x 1c or 1 x 1c + 2 x 2c to have any use for those, though. And you never get them as change so they are not really circulating. They used to mint some for collectors every year, maybe they still do.
1-2c being useless, map edition. The map does not reflect reality tho, there’s a difference between countries minting 1-2c coins and countries using them, especially since there’s several countries using euro without minting anything or delegating minting to other central banks.
“He who doesn’t honour the Cent is not worthy of the Euro”
in hungary we use 5 huf coins…
its 0.01 euros
At this point just round to the nearest euro. Pocket change is practically useless.