Before the euro, Croatia had funny coins (kuna and lipa) with images of local flora and fauna, and there were two types of coins: in Latin (odd years) and in Croatian (even years)

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Before the euro, Croatia had funny coins (kuna and lipa) with images of local flora and fauna, and there were two types of coins: in Latin (odd years) and in Croatian (even years)
Swiss Franc banknotes
The currency of Latvia before the euro
Currency in Belarus 1992 -2001
Banknotes of Argentina
The most beautiful banknote in the world?
The 1000 Maldivian rufiya banknote is often called one of the most beautiful in the world. It is dedicated to the unique underwater world of the Maldives. It features images of rays, sea turtles, coral, and a giant whale shark. And the reverse side is oriented vertically, which is also unusual.
In general, all banknotes in the country look cool. There are no portraits of politicians or historical buildings. Instead, there is the culture and nature of the Maldives.
These bills are also made of polymer: they don't tear, get wet, or get dirty. You can even swim with them
Once upon a time...Anastasia Fyodorovna Snezhnaya and her son 💔❄️
Screenshots from the new trailer of Snezhnaya
if the Tsaritsa's model is like this, I will definitely spin it
In the east of Sicily, there is a city called Centuripe, which is known for its unusual shape. From above, its streets, which stretch along narrow mountain ranges, resemble the silhouette of a human. This shape was not intentional, but rather a result of the city's natural growth over the centuries due to its challenging terrain. Centuripe has been around since ancient times and is considered one of the most unique cities in Italy.
you shoudl draw germany and russia together maybe *kills you
here,,,, for you,,,,
rusger sketches ^_^
And now I present you the xmas gift sketches I did for my patrons who requested Prussia!
Rusger doodle
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