- Estonia is phasing out one
- and two-cent euro coins in January 2025, sending them to Latvia under a coin exchange agreement.
- Cash transactions will be rounded to the nearest five cents, but card payments remain exact.
- Retailers support the change for faster, more efficient transactions.
- One
- and two-cent coins remain legal tender but are no longer issued or given as change.
- Higher denominations, including five-cent coins, remain in circulation, with ongoing discussions about replacing the five-euro note with a coin.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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