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The 20 Euro Lithuania 2026 “112” silver coin is issued by the Lietuvos bankas and dedicated to the single European emergency number 112. The main motif on the obverse creates a unified visual r... Read more...
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The 20 Euro Lithuania 2026 “112” silver coin is issued by the Lietuvos bankas and dedicated to the single European emergency number 112.
The main motif on the obverse creates a unified visual rhythm symbolically bringing together the emergency services – ambulance, firefighting and rescue, and police. Speed is inherent to their work, and the essence of the 112 emergency response system is prompt reaction, quick assistance, and effective decision-making. Artistic elements convey urgency, alertness, and decisive action working in unison.
The obverse bears the inscription “Lietuva”, the year of issue 2026, the denomination €20, and the mintmark of the Lithuanian Mint.
Individual embossed elements are coloured using UV printing technology.
The coin is struck in PROOF quality from silver Ag 925. Mintage: 2,500 pieces.
Specifications:
- Country: Lithuania
- Issuer: Lietuvos bankas
- Denomination: €20
- Year: 2026
- Metal: Silver Ag 925
- Weight: 28.28 g
- Quality: PROOF
- Designer: Tomas Dragūnas
- Edge: Partially reeded
- Mintage: 2,500 pcs
Additional Information:
- Shape: Isosceles trapezium
- Base lengths: 70.00 mm and 61.60 mm
- Height: 13.00 mm
112 is the single European emergency number connecting people with emergency services when every second matters. It unites ambulance, police and fire services into one coordinated and efficiently operating system.
More than just a combination of numbers, 112 symbolises shared responsibility and solidarity. In critical situations, the most important elements are swift action and trust in those who come to help.