Vatican city its own country?

Question

is Vatican city its own country?

do they mint money? real valid spendable money?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Vatican City is the world's smallest sovereign city-state. At 110 acres and a population of about 800, the official currency is now the Euro.

Answer 3

Yes it is, and yes they mint euro, and yes its stronger than the dollar.

Answer 4

Yes the Vatican is its own country.

Answer 5

It is a small land private in Rome we can't get in.

Answer 6

yes it is their own country.

they use the euro.

Answer 7

Yes, it is a city as well as a country. It is the smallest country in the world. They do not have their own form of currency, but they do use the Euro. It can be spent in the other European countries that accept the Euro as their official form of currency.

Answer 8

Yes, the Vatican is it's own country.  Before the euro they used Italian currency.  Now they use the euro.

Answer 9

Either that or credit card.

Answer 10

Yes. In the Thirties, Benito Mussolini took over Italy. He wanted Papal support, or at least no opposition, so he agreed to establish the Vatican as its own nation. And so it has been, ever since. But, they don't mint money. Although I can imagine a Pope on my dollar bill...

Answer 11

Yes, the Vatican City State is considered an independent country. Vatican City exchanges ambassadors with most countries.

Yes, they make their own money. It uses the Euro. Here is a set of the 2008 coins: http://www.vaticanstate.va/EN/Services/P...

Here is the official website of the Vatican City State: http://www.vaticanstate.va/EN/homepage.h...

With love in Christ.

Answer 12

yes and all of your questions. i think I saw a special about it on the news.

Answer 13

Yes, it is sovereign.  It uses Euros but also mints its own coins with the Pope on them.

Answer 14

vatican  city is a country. the money is called "euro"  i can assure u that euro is a valid spendable money which at the moment is worth more than dollar . Before that they used italian lira with coins with "vatican city" written on top.

if u get  euro coins from vatican city u can exchange them to collectors for a LOT of more money.