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In the real world, the {{w|European Currency Unit}} (ECU) was unit of account used by the [[European Economic Community]]. Despite the prediction in the 1991 novelisation of ''Battlefield'', the ECU was replaced with the [[euro]] in 1998. Furthermore, the United Kingdom never adopted the euro.
In the real world, the {{w|European Currency Unit}} (ECU) was unit of account used by the [[European Economic Community]]. Despite the prediction in the 1991 novelisation of ''Battlefield'', the ECU was replaced with the [[euro]] in 1998. Furthermore, the United Kingdom never adopted the euro.


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Revision as of 02:23, 18 December 2022

Ecucoins were a form of currency in the late 1990s.

The Seventh Doctor paid for drinks at the Gore Crow Hotel with a with a five pound ecucoin made in 1998. (PROSE: Battlefield)

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In the real world, the European Currency Unit (ECU) was unit of account used by the European Economic Community. Despite the prediction in the 1991 novelisation of Battlefield, the ECU was replaced with the euro in 1998. Furthermore, the United Kingdom never adopted the euro.