Does Portugal have a new currency...??? [Risolto]

Does Portugal no longer belongs to the Eurozone and I wasn't informed??? Should I begin to spend my old "escudos" coins I have in my collection instead the euro coins I have in my pocket?

Sorry about my irony, but I can't understand why Numista bring back the old PTE (Portuguese Escudo) currency to inform the silver and gold coins values, when since 2002 we have the Euro currency here in Portugal?

I know Greece was close to be banned from the Eurozone, but such a thing don't happened yet. And I know our economy is not in good shape to, but please don't do that to Portugal...

Numista bring back the Euro to Portugal, please. Thank you.

Hey BlackOpen Air The Portugal euros are in my catalog. Did you change the search on top of your Portugal page. You can change it to just show euros, too

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Cita: "BlackOpenAir"​Does Portugal no longer belongs to the Eurozone and I wasn't informed??? Should I begin to spend my old "escudos" coins I have in my collection instead the euro coins I have in my pocket?
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​Sorry about my irony, but I can't understand why Numista bring back the old PTE (Portuguese Escudo) currency to inform the silver and gold coins values, when since 2002 we have the Euro currency here in Portugal?
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​I know Greece was close to be banned from the Eurozone, but such a thing don't happened yet. And I know our economy is not in good shape to, but please don't do that to Portugal...
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​Numista bring back the Euro to Portugal, please. Thank you.

​That must to be some script mistake! I'm sure that the Portuguese Euro coins will be back in the numista catalogue that soon!

I'm sorry there was a typo with Portugal, so it was not recognized as a country of the Eurozone. I've fixed this.

Many thanks Xavier!!!

​I was worried thinking we no longer belong to the Eurozone, eh,eh,eh...
Someday who knows, but for now Euro rules!

Best regards.

Cita: "BlackOpenAir"​PTE (Portuguese Escudo)

​No no no, PTE = Portuguese Euro

Cita: "ngdawa "​

Cita: "BlackOpenAir"​PTE (Portuguese Escudo)

​​No no no, PTE = Portuguese Euro you're right

It could be ngdawa, but as there's no such a thing as "Portuguese Euro" currency, the PTE code should continue designating the old "Portuguese Escudo". The Euro (sign: € ; code: EUR) is the official currency of the eurozone, which consists of 19 of the 28 member states of the European Union: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.

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Cita: "BlackOpenAir"​PTE (Portuguese Escudo)

​​​No no no, PTE = Portuguese Euro you're right

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​It could be ngdawa, but as there's no such a thing as "Portuguese Euro" currency, the PTE code should continue designating the old "Portuguese Escudo". The Euro (sign: € ; code: EUR) is the official currency of the eurozone, which consists of 19 of the 28 member states of the European Union: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.

He's teasing you.​

Cita: "scceda"​

Cita: "BlackOpenAir"​
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Cita: "ngdawa "​
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Cita: "BlackOpenAir"​PTE (Portuguese Escudo)

​​​​No no no, PTE = Portuguese Euro you're right

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​​It could be ngdawa, but as there's no such a thing as "Portuguese Euro" currency, the PTE code should continue designating the old "Portuguese Escudo". The Euro (sign: € ; code: EUR) is the official currency of the eurozone, which consists of 19 of the 28 member states of the European Union: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.

​He's teasing you.​

​Thanks!

Cita: "scceda"​He's teasing you.​

I know, but I have this little defect of wanting to leave my idea as much understandable as I think is possible. Sorry.