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2€ Lithuania 2020 – Aukštaitija

2€ Lithuania 2020 – Aukštaitija

€4,90

The design features a coat of arms with an armour-clad knight holding a sword in his right hand. The coat of arms is held by two angels, simbolically exalting and protecting Aukštaitija – one of the most important regions of Lithuania and the cradle of its statehood.
Mintage: 500 000 coins

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