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ZAGREB, 26 Dec (Hina) - After being used as legal tender in Croatia for more than 28 years, the kuna will be replaced by the euro on 1 January, and more than 500 million kuna banknotes and around 5,200 tonnes of coins will be shredded and melted.
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