The Lithuanian 2 euro coin features the national coat of arms, known as the Vytis, which depicts a knight on horseback brandishing a sword. This historic emblem serves as a powerful symbol of the nation's sovereignty and resilience, tracing its origins back to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. The design is framed by the twelve stars of the European Union, representing the country's integration into the eurozone. Below the knight, the name of the issuing country, 'LIETUVA', is inscribed alongside the year of issue. This standard national design remains a consistent representation of Lithuanian identity on the shared currency, reflecting the deep historical roots of the state. The coin was issued in 2023.