Zero Euro Europe Banknote, 2017, UNC, 4th Print, Schloss Burg in Solingen, Schlacht bei Worringen, Germany

The Zero Euro banknote that features the Schloss Burg castle in Germany is part of the 2017, 4th print series. Its a souvenir banknote with an authorized printing by the European Central Bank (ECB) crafted in 2015 by Richard Faile, creator of famous currency souvenirs, to promote tourism and to highlight the rich culture, beauty, and history of Europe. Printed on the obverse side are some of the most iconic landmarks in Europe including the Brandenburg Gate, Big Ben, the Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum, Sagrada Familia, Manneken Pis, and the Mona Lisa. On the reverse is the historic 12th-century Schloss Burg castle during the decisive battle of Worringen on June 1288. The banknote shares many of the same characteristics of a real Euro except that they are marked as 0 and are not accepted as legitimate financial currency.