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(testmonetos.lb.lt) EUR 10 coin dedicated to Armed Forces and Militarised Organisations (from the series ''The 100th Anniversary of the Restoration of Lithuania's Independence'')
Obverse
The obverse of the coins bears Vytis, the coat of arms of the Republic of Lithuania, inscriptions LIETUVA (LITHUANIA), 1918 VASARIO 16-OJI (16 FEBRUARY 1918), the year of issue (2018) as well as the denomination of each coin and the mark of the producer.Reverse
The reverse of the coin is surrounded by the inscriptions VALSTYBĖS ATKŪRIMAS, 100 (Restoration of the State, 100); 1918 11 23 LIETUVOS KARIUOMENĖS ĮKŪRIMAS (The establishment of Lithuanian Army); 1919 06 27 ŠAULIŲ SĄJUNGOS ĮKŪRIMAS (The establishment of the Lithuanian Riflemen’s Union); 1918–1920 LIETUVOS NEPRIKLAUSOMYBĖS KOVOS (Fights for Independence of Lithuania); 1919 02 10 JIEZNAS; 1919 11 21–22 RADVILIŠKIS; 1920 11 17–21 GIEDRAIČIAI–ŠIRVINTOS.Coin description
Coin dedicated to to Armed Forces and Militarised Organisations (from the series "The 100th Anniversary of the Restoration of Lithuanian’s Independence").
The edge of the coin is plain. Coins come in presentation boxes. Every capsule of each coin contains an artificial glass case the surface of which features designs of the other coins in the series. Therefore, having purchased any coin in the series, the buyer will be able to see the images of other coins in the series as well. The coins are made in the shape of a ring, interlocked together. The obverse of each coin features an element of the image of Vytis. When all the coins are joined together these elements form a single image of Vytis. Starting from the central gold coin stylised rays extend over all the coins. Reliefs, inscriptions and different types of opaque surfaces featured on the coins are obtained by coin minting tools which are made using the newest laser engraving technologies.
Coins were minted at the Lithuanian Mint.
Designed by Liudas Parulskis.
Digital reliefs made by Giedrius Paulauskis.
