On Jan. 1, 2002, 300 million people in 12 European countries ditched their old coins and bills and switched to the euro. This weblog kept track of the quirky human side of this gloriously epic yet tediously mundane transition, with correspondents in ten countries sharing their experiences.

Your hosts were David F. Gallagher, an American journalist living and working in Milan, Italy, and Joyce-Ann Gatsoulis, an American journalist living and working in Athens, Greece.

Andreas Purkott is a German graphic designer living and working near Heidelberg, Germany.

Graham Spencer, a.k.a. Graybo, runs a small nursery and event management business in Chichester, England, where he also lives.

Sue Kane, a.k.a. pseudo morph, is an American who has lived in the Dutch province of Brabant for 18 years.

Rachele Maggiolini, a.k.a. maya, is an Italian student living in Milan.

Jenni Stenman is a Finnish high school student living in Helsinki.

Rodney Breen is an Irish-born filmmaker working in London.

Kunal Buxani a.k.a. gafffe, is a Spanish student living in Las Palmas.

Neille Ilel is a Brooklynite living in Paris and working on computer software type things.

Jörg Findeisen lives in Vienna, Austria, where he hunts Internet trends.

Planet Internet, Netherlands

Jornal do Brasil, Brazil

Seattle Times, U.S.A.

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