Banknotes of Andorra

The official currency of Andorra is the Euro, issued by the Andorran government, with the European Central Bank as the overseeing authority. Paper money was first introduced in Andorra in 2002 when the Euro replaced the Andorran peseta. A unique aspect of Andorran currency history is the issuance of commemorative Euro notes celebrating the Principality's status, including the series released for its 20th anniversary. Collectors are particularly drawn to Andorra's limited series of banknotes due to their unique designs featuring national landmarks and symbols. The 2002 Euro notes incorporate elements from both Andorra's medieval culture and contemporary identity. This blend of styles offers a visual narrative, with highlights such as the depiction of the Casa de la Vall, a symbol of Andorran governance.