U Europskoj uniji nema profitabilnijih banaka od onih u Hrvatskoj, evo zašto

This photograph taken on February 8, 2022 shows the national bank of Croatia in Zagreb, which announced on February 8, 2022 a new tender for the country's one-euro coin design after the first one was withdrawn over plagiarism in Zagreb, as it aims to introduce the euro currency in a year. Croatia, which joined the European Union in 2013, plans to switch its current kuna currency to the single European one in a year. The Croatian national bank (HNB) last week awarded the authors of the best designs of national motives on its future euro coins. They included Stjepan Pranjkovic whose design of one-euro coin featured a marten standing on a branch and earned the prize of some 9,300 euros ($10,619). Croatia's currency is named after the marten, a weasel-like carnivore whose fur was used as currency in the Middle Ages. But, local papers and social networks immediately commented that the one-euro coin marten looked the same as the one on a picture taken by Scottish photographer Iain H. Leach, who specialised in bird and wildlife photography. One of his photos features a pine marten standing in the same position on a branch.,Image: 660628258, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no Profimedia