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Your answer was: 2000. |
Answer: On January 1, 1999, Italy replaced its Italian lira with the euro, with the official case date being 2002. In 2000, Italy and the Vatican City both signed a contract that allowed the Vatican to adopt the euro as its official currency as well, despite the Vatican not being a member of the European Union or Eurozone. In 2004 the Vatican Post Office issues a series of stamps showing the Euro coins of various European countries.
![]() Scott 1269 - 1284 (2004) See Also The Euro Unites Europe UFN Bulletin 2004 |