Talk:Vatican lira

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There are today German euro coins, Dutch euro coins, French euro coins. But nobody speaks of "the German euro", "the Dutch euro", "the French euro". The euro is a single currency.

Surely it was the same for the Vatican lira coins. The Vatican City State adopted the Italian currency, and issued lira coins within limits fixed by agreement with Italy. But nobody spoke of a "Vatican lira" currency. There were, for instance, no Vatican lira banknotes.

The title should be changed to "Vatican lira coins", in line with the article on Vatican euro coins? Lima (talk) 05:36, 6 March 2008 (UTC)