Euros

196 clues
Kangaroos
New coins
New money
Pisa dough
Union jack?
Dutch coins
Dutch dough
Irish coins
Lisbon loot
Milan coins
Greek coins
Malta money
Milan money
Cannes cash
French bread
French money
Monaco money
French coins
Greek capital
Belgian bills
Bicolor coins
Big kangaroos
Cologne notes
Iberian bread
Italian bills
Belgian bucks
Foreign bucks
Italian coins
Italian money
100-cent coins
Andorran coins
Austrian money
Bordeaux dough
Coins in Spain
European bucks
Money overseas
Pierre's bills
Two-tone coins
Tuscany tender
Money for many
Mark replacers
Milanese money
Overseas money
Money in Malta
Hamburger roll
Barcelona bread
19-country cash
Coins in France
Dutch banknotes
Irish banknotes
Luxembourg loot
Two-toned coins
Barcelona bills
Coins in Cannes
Franc replacers
Frankfurt funds
Mark successors
Newish currency
Coins in Madrid
Large kangaroos
French currency
Money in Monaco
Currency abroad
Money in Madrid
German cabbage?
European capital
Bratislava bills
Bratislava bucks
Franc successors
Mark's followers
Portuguese bread
Peseta replacers
Continental cash
Belgian banknotes
Continental bucks
Mark alternatives
Money in the news
New money in 1999
Continental bills
Continental bread
Mark replacements
Lira replacements
Notes from abroad
Capital of France
Continental coins
Continental money
Continental monies
Some 20-cent coins
Successors of lire
Transnational cash
Money in la banque
Belgian bucks, now
Capital of Belgium
Continental coinage
Currency in Finland
Peseta replacements
Transnational money
Fresh French bread?
Spaniards' spending
Supplanters of lire
Marks' replacements
International money
Common Market money
Continental capital
Continent-wide money
Trevi fountain coins
Guilder replacements
Continental currency
Change at the Louvre?
Continental banknotes
Markkas' replacements
Pesetas' replacements
Bucks across the pond
Cash on the Continent
Coins of the Continent
New money in Lithuania
Some new money in 1999
Wallaroos or kangaroos
Continental bank notes
Replacements for marks
They replaced guilders
Modern Old World money
Money on the Continent
Continental circulators
Dough in Pisa pizzerias
Foreign currency option
Cash from the Continent
French or Italian bread
Replacements for francs
King Albert II's on some
Sporters of twelve stars
Italian and French bread?
Mozart is on some of them
Some continental currency
They're worth about $1.27
Transnational money units
Currency on the Continent
Coins in Ireland and Italy
Coins in Kosovo and Monaco
New cash for the old world
Currency west of the Urals
New money on the Continent
Cypriot currency since 2008
Mark or markka replacements
Second-most-traded currency
They replaced French francs
They're now spent in Cyprus
Units in a 2011 debt crisis
They may be spent in France
What German shepherds earn?
Circulating coins since 2002
Germany's new currency units
Successors to lire and marks
Cash in much of the continent
Currency for some backpackers
Some foreign bonds, for short
They replaced Finnish markkas
They're making pesetas passé
New currency on the Continent
Capital of more than 15 states
Coins spent in Spain and Italy
Money in la banque or la banca
Mozart is on some Austrian ones
What German shepherds may earn?
Coins used in Austria and France
Coins used in France and Belgium
Currency exchange figures, often
They circulate west of the Urals
They may make you miss the mark?
Monetary unit introduced in 1999
Coins featuring Pope Benedict XVI
Coins used in Finland and Ireland
Currency used in France and Spain
How change will come to Estonians
Change at a French clothing store?
Coins featuring a ring of 12 stars
Coins used in Austria and Portugal
Coins used in Germany and Portugal
Dough that's been raised overseas?
Replacements for marks and pesetas
They make people miss their marks?
Notes with common and national sides
Tender in an Italian restaurant, say
They're in the banks along the Seine
They're in a cash register in Berlin
Vitruvian Man is on some Italian ones
They replaced francs, marks and pesetas
Currency for some bumming-around journeys
They're found in the banks along the Seine
Coins with a common side and a national side
They may have images of Mozart and Cervantes
What marks and francs have been replaced with
You might pick some up after landing at de Gaulle
Currency of the second-largest economy in the world
Currency that features architecture, not portraiture
The third-most traded worldwide currency, after US dollars and Chinese yuan
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