Many countries have dropped low-denomination coins in the past. But can cash-loving Germany follow suit and stop accepting the smallest euro coins? Other European nations are showing the way.

The European Union has been wrestling with the future of its 1—and 2-cent euro coins for some time. The two lowest ...

Some love affairs only go so far. And German's love affair with cash could slowly be running up against a copper and steel wall in the form on 1 and 2-cent euro coins. While the idea of dropping ...

The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) has released another set of practical guidelines regarding the transition to the euro once ...

The coin design was striking and simple ... though it was replaced during the war by the Reischmark as Germany annexed the country. One euro was worth around 13.8 Schillings.