Lithuania 1.5 Euro Copper Nickle Uncirculated Coin 2022 - Zuikis Puikis - Tales from My Childhood

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Lithuania 1.5 Euro Copper Nickle Uncirculated Coin 2022 - Zuikis Puikis - Tales from My Childhood

Country: Lithuania
Face Value: 1.5 Euro
Theme: Zuikis Puikis
Collection: Tales from My Childhood
Composition: Copper Nickle
Quality: Uncirculated
Year: 2022
Weight: 11.10 g
Mintage: 30,000
Coin Shape: Round
Diameter: 27.50 mm
Edge: Reeded
Edge Inscription: None
Packaging: Lighthouse Capsule
Condition: See images
Certificate: No Certificate Issued
Mint: Lithuanian Mint
Designer: Eglé Ratkuté-Žemaité

Shipping Options (Will combine shipping where possible):
* Standard Post (Ireland): €4
* Registered Post (Ireland): €10
* Collection (Bray): Free

Payment Options:
* Bank Transfer
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* Revolut (Preferred)
* Cash

Description:
Reverse
The reverse of the coin depicts Zuikis Puikis, the main hero of the fairy tale written by the poet Eduardas Mieželaitis, having fun on his way to school and skittering on a path which finally leads to the number 2.
The impression is enhanced by his friends, forest animals, which are telling the story of this fairy tale.
The right side features the name of the fairy tale "Zuikis Puikis", while the composition also has a gaming element: hidden alphabet letters that need to be found.

Obverse
The obverse of the coin features a knitting which represents the main motif of the fairy tale, an inscription "Lietuva" (Lithuania) and a symbolic silhouette of the Vytis.
The composition is surrounded by small stars and the moon as an allusion to a cosy evening when fairy tales are told. The right side contains the denomination of the coin €1.50 and 2022, the year of issue.

About Euro Collector Coins:
Euro 'Collection Coins' are coins issued by Individual Member States.
These coins can not have a face value of 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, €1, or €2.
They are legal tender within the issuing state.
The European Council concludes that other member states should also accept these coins (via their respective National Central Banks [transaction fee may apply]) thus effectively making them legal tender through the euro zone.