What the italian name for coin and whats the names for the coinf of the trevi fountain?

Question

the coin that people through into the trevi fountain wats its name and coin in italian

Answer 1

Italian no longer has their own currency, Lira, since 1st January 2002, the Euro currency is legal tender in Italy and in 13 other EU countries.

Infos on all Euro coins can be found here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_coins

Euro banknotes:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_bankno...

Italian Euro coins: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_eur...

Greetings from Germany....

Answer 2

EURO

Answer 3

The Italian name fo the coin that tourists through into the Trevi fountain is 'monetina' or even better, in our slang, 'soldo'.

The lyric of the famous Italian song Arrivederci Roma (Good bye Rome) read :

.....e mentre il soldo bacia il Fontanone ....

.....and while the coin kisses the big fountain....

(Fontanone is how is called the Trevi's Fountain by residents)

However 'moneta' is the standard Italian for coin (let's say a value of € 2, € 1, € 0,50)  while we call  'monetina'  a coin of a lower value ( as € 0,20 - € 0,10 - € 0,05 and less).

You can see all of them throught into the Fountain....

.....depending on the visitors' budget !!

Answer 4

Now we've Euro like other E.U. countries

Un bacio dall'Italia

Answer 5

the italian for coin is "monetina"...

in the trevi fountain you can find the coins of a lot of countries...

a kiss from Italy...

Answer 6

Euro metal coin