Ką?
Ach, saugoti litus.
Grynuosius.
Saugoti piniginius ženklus, apie kuriuos Gediminas Rūstusis sakė:
- Pinigų yra, nėra tik piniginių ženklų, neikit atsiimti rublinių indėlių.
Saugokim tuos piniginius ženklus, banknotus, pamiršę, kad kadaise tai tebuvo banko pažadai.
Pifas
Unlike other countries that use the euro, Germany never set a deadline by which people had to trade their marks for euros.
The mark "was never just a currency," says Furhmans. "It became a symbol of the country's postwar economic miracle amid the ashes of World War II, and one of the few [symbols] in which Germans could comfortably express national pride," given the lingering connections of many flags, anthems, and monuments to Hitler's destructive nationalist agenda. Many Germans praise the mark's "look" and "feel," and the coins and notes depict historic German figures, such as the Brothers Grimm, whereas the euro's pan-national imagery is a tad forgettable.
Geltona-mėlyna linija neprasta.
German mark
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