German city sells '0-euro' Karl Marx bills on his birthday
The German city of Trier, the hometown of Karl Marx, is selling souvenirs of '0-euro' notes bearing Marx's face to celebrate his 200th birth anniversary, which falls on May 5. The city has ordered to issue 20,000 bills more, after the first batch of 5,000 bills sold out. "The souvenir plays on Marxâs criticism of capitalism," Triers' tourism office said.