By James Rush PUBLISHED: 14:43 EST, 12 April 2013 | UPDATED: 17:13 EST, 12 April 2013 The Central Bank of Ireland has said it will keep selling a specially-minted coin commemorating author James Joyce, despite misquoting his masterpiece. Officials have offered refunds to anyone who bought the 10 euro coin if they are not happy that a line from episode three of Ulysses is wrong. The Central Bank has blamed human error of a member of staff copying a quote, but added the coin is an 'artistic representation' of Joyce. The Central Bank of Ireland is to continue selling the specially-minted coin (right) commemorating James Joyce (left), despite misquoting his masterpiece
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Officials have offered refunds to anyone who bought the 10 euro coin
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Specially-minted coin included extra 'that' in quote taken from Ulysses
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Central Bank blamed 'human error' and said coin is 'artistic representation'
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'The Central Bank acknowledges that the text on the Joyce coin does not correspond to the precise text as it appears in @placeholder (an additional word 'that' has been added to the second sentence),' it said in a statement.