If you print out the “a” and the “b” file for each Euro denomination on the front and back of the same piece of paper, they line up (at least on my printer) and you can then cut them apart and have pretty realistic Scheine to practice with. The notes are all sized according to reality.
 
I haven’t worked out a way to simulate coins yet, since duplicating something that feels like a coin is trickier than paper money. So far I have just begged my colleagues for loose change they happened to come home with, and I have accumulated a pretty respectable stash.  
 
I haven’t actually used these class yet, but I am sure my students will have fun with them.
 
Penny
 
P.J. Lamb
Asbury College
1 Macklem Dr.
Wilmore, KY 40390
(859) 858-3511, ext. 2337
pjlamb@asbury.edu