The standard issue 2 euro coin of Lithuania features the national coat of arms, known as the Vytis. This historic emblem depicts a knight on horseback, brandishing a sword and carrying a shield adorned with a double cross. The Vytis has served as a powerful symbol of Lithuanian statehood and sovereignty for centuries, tracing its roots back to the medieval Grand Duchy of Lithuania. By maintaining this design on its circulation coinage, the nation honours its enduring resilience and deep-rooted cultural identity within the European Union. The reverse side follows the common European design standard, displaying a map of the continent alongside the denomination. This coin was issued in 2021 with a total mintage of 5,000,000 pieces.