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Crossword clue for "EUROS"

EUROS: They're worth a little over $1 each

Other crossword clues for answer "EUROS"

EUROS: Foreign currency; Continental monetary units; Capital of Austria?; They're spent in Stuttgart; Supplanters of guilders and punts; Second most traded currency; Notes with common and national sides; They're worth about $1.27; Andorran coins; Bread from Cyprus; Notes with holograms; See 38-Down; Currency used in 19 countries; Portuguese bacon; Supplanters of lire; What Slovaks spend; Bread since 2002; Guilder replacements; Coins with a common side and a national side; Continental cash; Union jack?; They buy souvenirs along La Rambla; They're found in Maltese accounts; They've been accepted in place of punts; New coins from the EEC; New money on the continent; New money; Continental bucks; Money overseas; Cash in much of the continent; Recently introduced coins abroad; King-size kangaroos; Cannes cash; Continental coins; Continental money; Circulating coins since 2002; Continental capital; German cabbage?; Hamburger roll?; Luxembourg loot; Continental currency; Currency abroad; Two-tone coins; Bordeaux bread; Cologne cash; Malta money; Frankfurt fetty; Bucks in the news; Continental dollars; Bread overseas?; European bucks; Sardinian bucks; Spanish bucks; Bucks across the pond; Continental bread; Continental banknotes; European capital; Mark replacements; Some 20-cent coins; Greek capital; Milan money; Portuguese bread; Cypriot currency since 2008; Mozart is on some Austrian ones; Iberian bread; Vitruvian Man is on some Italian ones; Bicolor coins; Continental circulators; Barcelona bread; Mark or markka replacements; Mark successors; Belgian banknotes; Dutch banknotes; Capital of France; Irish banknotes; Pierre's bills; Cabbage in a French café?; Finnish bills; Money in Münster; Roman bills; French bread?; Irish capital; Lire replacers; Belgium money; Irish cream?; Coins of the Continent; Some foreign bonds, for short; Common Market money; New currency; They replace pesetas and guilders; They replaced drachmas; Greek currency; They replaced guilders and lire; Austrian money; Change at De Gaulle Airport; Coins in France and Spain; Money for many; Money in Vienna; Replacements for marks; Coins in Madrid; Italian coins; Italian money; Peseta replacements; They replaced French francs; Lisbon loot; Money in Monaco; Dutch coins; French coins; How change will come to Estonians; Sporters of twelve stars; Trevi fountain coins; Milan coins; Coins in Cannes; Cash in 20+ countries; Money in Malta; New money in Lithuania; Successors of lire; 19-country cash; Bratislava bucks; Capital of Belgium; Money in 49 Down; Money in Madrid; Coins in France; Coins in Spain; Milanese money; Replacements for francs; French currency; Francs' successors; Coins in Spain and Italy; Currency in France; How change will come to Iberians; Coins for Germans and Greeks; Capital of Italy; Money in Milan; Parisian pocket change; Spaniards spend them; You can buy them for about a buck; Coins in Spain or Italy; Cologne currency; Currency in Italy; Italian currency; Mozart is on Austrian ones; New coins of 2002; Schilling replacers; World currency; Mozart is on some of them; What German shepherds earn?; Coins featuring Pope Benedict XVI; Two-toned coins; Wallaroos or kangaroos; Large kangaroos; Big kangaroos; Kangaroos; Money in the news; Mark alternatives; They're making pesetas passé; International money; New coins; Alternatives to pounds; They replaced francs, marks and pesetas; Certain international soccer championship, familiarly; Continental currency units; Transnational money; French or Italian bread; They may be spent in France; They're found in the banks along the Seine; What marks and francs have been replaced with; Italian and French bread?; Money in la banque; Capital of more than 15 states; Transnational cash; Currency that features architecture, not portraiture; Dough that's been raised overseas?; French money; Money in la banque or la banca; Foreign currency option; They may have images of Mozart and Cervantes; Money for a grand tour; What pounds might be converted to; Coins used in 19 countries; Currency exchange option; Pisa dough?; Money spent in Munich; Currency worth a little more than dollars; Notes you might take on a semester abroad?; Currency of the second-largest economy in the world; Greek coins; Pounds alternative; Fresh French bread?; They may make you miss the mark; New Old World cash; French bread since 2002; Cannes dough; Currency that replaced lire and pesetas; Currency west of the Urals; Franc successors; New currency on the Continent; Change at the Louvre?; Italian pelf; They circulate west of the Urals; Some new money in 1999; Belgian bucks, now; Monetary unit introduced in 1999; Overseas money; Some continental currency; Transnational money units; Modern Old World money; 100-cent coins; New cash for the old world; Money on the Continent; Cash from the Continent; Italian bills; New money in 1999; Continental bills; Continental monies; Barcelona bills; King Albert II's on some; Successors of francs; Cannes coins; Capital of Germany?; Coins in 46-Down; Spanish bills; Coins that replaced German marks; Frankfurt funds; Lira replacements; They replaced guilders; They're in the banks along the Seine; Foreign bucks; They're in a cash register in Berlin; Currency on the Continent; Peseta replacers; Replacements for 64-Across; What German shepherds may earn?; Belgian bucks; Newish currency; Successors to lire and marks; Replacements for marks and pesetas; Cash on the Continent; Pesetas' replacements; Money in Marseille; Spanish coins; Coins in Germany; Currency in France and Spain; Money in Malta and Monaco; Coins in Capri; EU currency; Money in Ireland; Money in Spain and Portugal; Coins that replaced the lira and mark; Coins used in much of the E.U.; Coins used in 20 countries; Money spent at the Louvre; Dublin dough; Mark replacers; Berlin bills; Notes from abroad; Coins featuring a ring of 12 stars; Marks' replacements; Spaniards' spending; Cologne notes; Tuscany tender; Dutch dough; Monaco money; Belgian bills; Capital of a continent; Mark's followers; Maltese money; Cash in Cologne; Coins in Cadiz, Calais and Cologne; Bills in Bilbao; Nice notes?