Referring Clues

• Money in the news
• Mark alternatives
• New money on the Continent
• They're making pesetas passé
• International money
• They replaced francs, marks and pesetas
• New coins
• Transnational money
• They may be spent in France
• French or Italian bread
• They're found in the banks along the Seine
• Continental money
• New money
• What marks and francs have been replaced with
• Italian and French bread?
• Money in la banque
• Continental cash
• Continental bucks
• Money overseas
• Recently introduced coins abroad
• Cash in much of the continent
• King-size kangaroos
• They're worth a little over $1 each
• Continental coins
• Cannes cash
• Mozart is on some of them
• Continental currency
• What German shepherds earn?
• Coins featuring Pope Benedict XVI
• Cypriot currency since 2008
• Milan money
• Greek capital
• Portuguese bread
• Continental capital
• European capital
• Some 20-cent coins
• Mark replacements
• Continental banknotes
• Continental bread
• Peseta replacements
• Italian money
• Coins in Madrid
• Italian coins
• They replaced French francs
• Money in Monaco
• Lisbon loot
• Dutch coins
• French coins
• Replacements for marks
• Money for many
• Austrian money
• Belgian bucks, now
• Bucks across the pond
• New cash for the old world
• 100-cent coins
• Coins with a common side and a national side
• Some continental currency
• Transnational money units
• Monetary unit introduced in 1999
• Overseas money
• Some new money in 1999
• Currency on the Continent
• Replacements for 64-Across
• Peseta replacers
• What German shepherds may earn?
• Foreign bucks
• They're in a cash register in Berlin
• Currency west of the Urals
• They replaced guilders
• They're in the banks along the Seine
• Frankfurt funds
• Lira replacements
• Mozart is on some Austrian ones
• Coins of the Continent
• Modern Old World money
• Capital of more than 15 states
• How change will come to Estonians
• Marks replacements
• Sporters of twelve stars
• Trevi fountain coins
• Circulating coins since 2002
• Fresh French bread?
• Notes from abroad
• Currency for some bumming-around journeys
• You might pick some up after landing at de Gaulle
• Currency of the second-largest economy in the world
• Money on the Continent
• They may make you miss the mark?
• German cabbage?
• European bucks
• German cabbage?
• German cabbage?
• German cabbage
• Units in a 2011 debt crisis
• Malta money
• Vitruvian Man is on some Italian ones
• Iberian bread
• Bread over the pond
• Hamburger roll?
• Belgian lettuce
• Milan coins
• Mark replacers
• Franc replacers
• Marks' replacements
• Continental coinage
• Modern money
• French money
• Belgian lettuce?
• Cash from the Continent
• Bicolor coins
• Berlin money
• Transnational cash
• Continental circulators
• Luxembourg loot
• Pisa dough
• Guilder replacements
• Dutch money
• Coins in Cannes
• Belgian bucks
• Mark successors
• Newish currency
• Continental bank notes
• Common Market money
• Italian bills
• Mark or markka replacements
• French or Italian bread?
• New money in 1999
• Currency abroad
• Barcelona bread
• Greek coins
• Money in la banque or la banca
• Some foreign bonds, for short
• Successors of lire
• French bread
• Spaniards' spending
• Continental bills
• Spanish bucks
• Latvian money
• Dough that's been raised overseas?
• Currency that features architecture, not portraiture
• Money in Malta
• Cologne notes
• Money in Madrid
• Bratislava bucks
• 19-country cash
• Belgian banknotes
• Capital of Belgium
• Money in 49 Down
• Continental monies
• Replacements for francs
• Dutch banknotes
• Coins in Spain
• Milanese money
• Barcelona bills
• Coins in France
• Capital of France
• They may have images of Mozart and Cervantes
• Reddish kangaroos
• Replacements for marks and pesetas
• Foreign currency option
• They replaced Finnish markkas
• They're now spent in Cyprus
• They make people miss their marks?
• Italian bread?
• European currency
• New money invested in neuroscience
• Markkas' replacements
• Tender in an Italian restaurant, say
• Union jack?
• Continent-wide money
• Germany's new currency units
• Rouse wavering to provide the money
• French currency
• Second-most-traded currency
• Bratislava bills
• Successors to lire and marks
• Irish coins
• Cash on the Continent
• Monaco money
• King Albert II's on some
• Dutch dough
• Currency in Finland
• Irish banknotes
• Belgian bills
• Pierre's bills
• Mark's followers
• Pesetas' replacements
• What pounds might be converted to
• Capital of a continent
• Rouse to make money
• Francs' successors
• Money for a grand tour
• Successors of francs
• How change will come to Iberians
• Spanish coins
• Capital of Germany?
• Cannes coins
• Cabbage in a French café?
• Money in Marseille
• Currency in France
• Coins in France and Spain
• Coins in Spain and Italy
• Finnish bills
• Coins in 46-Down
• Money in Malta and Monaco
• French bread?
• Roman bills
• Coins in Germany
• Alternatives to pounds
• Second most popular currency in the world
• Money in Münster
• Money in Ireland
• Lire replacers
• EU currency
• Continental currency units
• Certain international soccer championship, familiarly
• Pisa dough?
• Coins in Capri
• Irish capital
• Money in Spain and Portugal
• Currency exchange option
• Coins used in 19 countries
• Coins that replaced the lira and mark
• Paris bar tender?
• Money spent in Munich
• Money used in 20 countries
• Portuguese bread?
• Coins used in much of the E.U.
• Money abroad
• Currency worth a little more than dollars
• Money in Milan
• Irish cream?
• Money spent at the Louvre
• Notes you might take on a semester abroad?
• Coins used in 20 countries
• Capital of Italy?
• €€€
• Multinational currency since 2002
• Mozart can be seen on some of them
• Change across the Atlantic
• How change comes in the Baltics
• Dough in a French bakery
• Replacements after leaving marks?