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The currency "markkaa" refers to the Finnish markka, which was replaced by the euro in 2002. If you're referring to "20 Kaksikymmenta markkaa" (20 Finnish markkaa) and "Tjugo marks" (20 Swedish kronor), the values can vary based on current exchange rates. As of the last known data, 20 Finnish markkaa would not have a direct exchange value today since it is no longer in circulation, while 20 Swedish kronor would be approximately equivalent to around 2 euros. For accurate values, it's best to check a current currency converter.

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2w ago

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