LETTER: Designs on the euro banknote

Monday 12 February 1996 00:02 GMT

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From The Ven Francis H. House

Sir: Regarding the design of the euro banknote (leading article, 9 February) why not follow the Royal Mint's accommodation to national feelings in designing the pound coin and ease the language difficulty by having the same design on one side of the notes and national designs and languages on the other?

Yours sincerely,

Francis H. House

Leeds

10 February

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