2-euro coins of Lithuania
Country information
Lithuania is the southernmost of the three Baltic states and borders the Baltic Sea. After decades as a Soviet republic, it regained its independence in 1990 and joined the European Union in 2004. Lithuania introduced the euro on 1 January 2015. Its capital is Vilnius.
Mintmarks & mints
![]() | UAB Lietuvos monetų kalykla, Vilnius. |
|---|---|
![]() | Georgios Stamatopoulos – initials of the coin designer for the joint 2-euro commemorative coin 2015. |
![]() | Vladas Oržekauskas. |
| JP | Justas Petrulis. |
![]() | Liudas Parulskis. |
![]() | Tomas Dragūnas. |
Series from Lithuania
News from Lithuania
- Lithuania: Second 2-Euro Commemorative Coin of 2026 "Lithuanian Cities – Kaunas" Issued 1 October 2026
- Design of Lithuania's Second 2-Euro Commemorative Coin 2026 Revealed 26 May 2026
- Lithuania Issues First 2-Euro Commemorative Coin 2026 "Lithuania's Energy Independence" 18 March 2026
- Lithuania Announces Themes for 2-Euro Commemorative Coins 2027: "The City of Klaipėda" and "100 Years of the Concordat between Lithuania and the Holy See" 22 January 2026
- Lithuania Issues Second 2-Euro Commemorative Coin of 2025: Mažoji Lietuva 22 December 2025
All issues

Lithuanian Cities – Kaunas
Commemorative coin
Lithuania's Energy Independence
Commemorative coin
Lithuanian Ethnographic Regions – Mažoji Lietuva
Commemorative coin
For the Defence
Commemorative coin
Lithuanian Straw Gardens
Commemorative coin
Together with Ukraine
Commemorative coin
Lithuanian Ethnographic Regions – Suvalkija
Commemorative coin
35 Years of the Erasmus Programme
Commemorative coin
100 Years of Basketball in Lithuania
Commemorative coin
Lithuanian Ethnographic Regions – Dzūkija
Commemorative coin
Žuvintas Biosphere Reserve
Commemorative coin
Hill of Crosses
Commemorative coin
Lithuanian Ethnographic Regions – Aukštaitija
Commemorative coin
Lithuanian Ethnographic Regions – Žemaitija
Commemorative coin
Lithuanian Folk Songs – Sutartinės
Commemorative coin
Lithuanian Song and Dance Festival
Commemorative coin
Baltic Joint Issue – 100 Years of Independence
Commemorative coin
Vilnius – Capital of Culture and Art
Commemorative coin
Baltic Culture
Commemorative coin
The Lithuanian Language
Commemorative coin
30 Years of the European Flag
Commemorative coin
Vytis
Circulation coinIs a 2-euro coin from Lithuania worth anything?
Most 2-euro coins from Lithuania are worth their 2-euro face value – only a few low-mintage issues or coins in top condition fetch more. Check your Lithuanian coin by motif, year and rarity:





