The fate of the Euro

If Greece leave the Euro, what happens to any Greek euros you have in your possession when that happens ??

Will they still be accepted, will there be a period of time before they become worthless or is it just tough luck ??

Anyone know how to identify the Greek euros from the others ??

:puzzled:

Will it make any difference? If I look in my purse I have Euro coins from several different countries and at the moment Euro notes from Spain (V) Germany (X) Italy (S) and Netherlands (P)when I go to pay for anything nobody checks to see if I am spending a Spanish Euro in Spain.

I had to look up the country codes on Google I didn´t know which was which just in case anyone thought I was being an anorak

Sorry to answer your question, a Greek Euro has the letter Y at the beginning of the row of numbers which is at the top and bottom on the reverse side of the note.

Greek ones are prefixed FA

FA as in sweet...

You can't be fooled

You owe me BEER........I let you on here everynight to take your mind off Puking. So you need 1 month on the wagon and send me the beer you would have consumed. I will then share it with H and V.......so I think I may have back up.

Adam Mint wrote:I’m going down the pub to think about that one...

Piss head

Y for York FC then. Worth about the same as the Greek Economy. Two Ys make a female.

Adam Mint wrote:Hey, official title please, Scottish Piss Head.

Thank You.

That's 90% of sweaty's covered then