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Another one, I'm probably too young to comment here, but I'll do it anyway.
I was in my teens when we switched to the EURO, but I was working a lot and managing my own money, buying my own stuff, que 15 years later, none of my peers have any feeling with our old currency, while I'm still re-calculating everything on the fly. Especially when we're all buying real estate these days .
"wow, that's 20 million franks"
I was in my teens when we switched to the EURO, but I was working a lot and managing my own money, buying my own stuff, que 15 years later, none of my peers have any feeling with our old currency, while I'm still re-calculating everything on the fly. Especially when we're all buying real estate these days .
"wow, that's 20 million franks"
ZesPak said:
Another one, I'm probably too young to comment here, but I'll do it anyway.
I was in my teens when we switched to the EURO, but I was working a lot and managing my own money, buying my own stuff, que 15 years later, none of my peers have any feeling with our old currency, while I'm still re-calculating everything on the fly. Especially when we're all buying real estate these days .
"wow, that's 20 million franks"
Have pity on the Irish - I was in my teens when we switched to the EURO, but I was working a lot and managing my own money, buying my own stuff, que 15 years later, none of my peers have any feeling with our old currency, while I'm still re-calculating everything on the fly. Especially when we're all buying real estate these days .
"wow, that's 20 million franks"
1921-1979 - Irish Pound linked to UK Sterling
1971 - Irish Pound (and Sterling) switch from old LSD system to decimal currency
1979 - Irish Punt breaks with Sterling to become part of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism and calls the changed pound the "Punt" (Gaelic for pound)
1999 - Ireland gives up the Punt for the Euro
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