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Re: [78attendees] Maastricht keychain and shopping cart/trolley?

Scott Brim <scott.brim@gmail.com> Mon, 02 August 2010 18:59 UTC

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On 08/02/2010 14:29 EDT, Ole Jacobsen wrote:
> Yes, indeed, it is a "fake Euro coin" that serves the same purpose as 
> a real one for releasing a shopping card, hence the shopping cart logo 
> on it. Kind of a "local" souvernir, but I think that makes it fun, 
> it's not like you can use your PASPY card much outside Hiroshima 
> either.

I've seen those shopping cart coins in other countries but I don't know
how widespread they are.  Could I give it to just about any European and
have it be useful for them?

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