Euro and WE8ISO8859P15

Hi,
database was created with WE8ISO8859P15. Client uses iso 8859-15 encoding.
When entering the Euro symbol € with sqlplus, it shows an upsidedown ? when selected.
The Hexcode entered is X'A4' oracle stores X'BF'
What am I doing wrong?

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Difference- Decimal:130 Hexa: 82
Difference- Decimal:131 Hexa: 83
Difference- Decimal:132 Hexa: 84
Difference- Decimal:133 Hexa: 85
Difference- Decimal:134 Hexa: 86
Difference- Decimal:135 Hexa: 87
Difference- Decimal:136 Hexa: 88
Difference- Decimal:137 Hexa: 89
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Difference- Decimal:140 Hexa: 8C
Difference- Decimal:141 Hexa: 8D
Difference- Decimal:142 Hexa: 8E
Difference- Decimal:143 Hexa: 8F
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Difference- Decimal:145 Hexa: 91
Difference- Decimal:146 Hexa: 92
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Difference- Decimal:148 Hexa: 94
Difference- Decimal:149 Hexa: 95
Difference- Decimal:150 Hexa: 96
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