Catalog of Lithuanian coins
Lithuania has been a part of the European Union since May 2004. Previously, the litas (LTL) was the official currency of the country before the introduction of the euro in 2014. The term "litas" derives from the ancient Lithuanian name for a unit of weight. The litas was divided into smaller units called "centas".
The Bank of Lithuania is responsible for managing the country's monetary policy and supervising its financial system.
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| 1 centas 1991-2014 18,75 mm 0,83 g Al |
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| 2 centai 1991-2014 21,12 mm 1,83 g Al |
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| 5 centai 1991-2014 24,40 mm 1,40 g Al |
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| 10 centai 1997-2014 17,00 mm 2,60 g Cu, Zn, Ni |
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| 20 centai 1997-2014 20,50 mm 4,80 g Cu, Zn, Ni |
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| 50 centai 1997-2014 23,00 mm 6,00 g Cu, Zn, Ni |
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| 1 litas 1998-2014 22,30 mm 6,25 g Cu, Ni |
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| 2 litai 1998-2014 25,00 mm 7,50 g outer ring: Cu, AL, Ni core: Cu, Ni |
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| 5 litai 1998-2014 27,50 mm 10,10 g outer ring: Cu, Ni core: Cu, AL, Ni |
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