Purple 0 euro bills: A unique collecting hype among enthusiasts

What are purple 0 euro bills?

Purple 0 euro bills its official souvenir tickets introduced in France in 2015 by Richard Faille, who was previously involved in the creation of euro commemorative coins. These bills look like real euro bills: they have the same size, feel the same and are even printed on real banknote paper, including watermarks and holographic elements. The only difference is that their face value is 0 euros, which means they have no economic value.

The bills are printed in France at Oberthur Fiduciaire, a company that also prints real banknotes, giving them an authentic look. They are often sold at tourist attractions, museums, zoos and other landmarks, where they are a reminder of a specific location or event.

In addition to purple 0 euro bills, there are also green and some different versions on the market.

Why are they so popular?

The popularity of purple 0-euro bills can be attributed to several factors:

1. Unique collectibles: Each 0 Euro bill has a unique design that often depicts a specific tourist attraction or historical figure, making each bill represent a piece of history or culture. In addition, there are 0 euro bills to mark all kinds of anniversaries. Think of both public anniversaries (e.g. 75 years of peace and the 50th birthday of Queen Maxima) as well as to personal matters such as births and marriages (gift tip!).

2. Limited editions: Many of these bills are printed in limited editions, making them especially attractive to collectors looking for rare and unique items. Some bills sell out quickly, making them valuable collectibles.

3. Accessibility: Unlike other collectibles such as art or antiques, purple
0 euro bills relatively affordable, usually costing between 2 and 3 euros each. This makes them accessible to a wide audience, from tourists who want a souvenir of their trip to serious collectors hunting for specific bills.

4. International appeal: The bills are now popular not only in Europe, but also worldwide. They are issued in different countries, with local landmarks and themes, further adding to their appeal. Each country can issue its own series of bills, leading to a huge diversity of designs.

How do you collect purple 0 euro bills?

Collecting purple 0 euro bills is a fun and accessible hobby that anyone can take up. Here are a few tips for getting started:

1. Visit tourist sites/attractions: Many bills are sold at museums, historical sites, zoos and other tourist attractions. Visit these places and keep your eyes open for vending machines or kiosks selling these bills.

2. Online barter groups and sales sites: There are several online platforms and communities where collectors can buy, sell or exchange bills. Check out our wide range of purple 0 euro bills here.

3. Please note special editions: Some bills are issued to mark special events or anniversaries. These issues are often limited in circulation and can quickly increase in value.

4. Keep them well: Because the bills are made of real banknote paper, it is important to store them neatly to avoid damage. Use protective covers or albums specially designed for banknotes.

The future of purple 0 euro bills

With the continued growth in popularity, the future for purple 0 euro bills rosy. New designs and editions continue to appear, and with increasing international attention, the field of collecting continues to expand. Whether you're a serious collector or just looking for a nice souvenir, the purple 0 Euro bills offer a unique and affordable way to put a piece of culture and history in your pocket.

So the next time you visit a tourist attraction, look around to see if there might be a purple 0 euro bill available. It might just be the beginning of an exciting new collection!