Banknotes of Lithuania

The official currency of Lithuania is the Euro (EUR), issued by the Bank of Lithuania. Paper money was first introduced in Lithuania in 1918, when the country established its first currency, the Lithuanian litas. In 2015, Lithuania adopted the Euro, transitioning from the litas after a significant currency reform. Collectors find the variety of Lithuania's banknotes appealing, particularly the series from the interwar period. The 1920s notes feature detailed artwork and historical figures, such as the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The unique designs include vibrant colors and intricate patterns that showcase the country's artistic trends of the time.