Lithuania 2€ commemorative coin 2026 - Energy
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7,00 €
Feature: Energy
Energy independence is a key factor ensuring Lithuania’s purposeful path toward freedom, security, and self-reliance. The ability to manage its own energy resources and decisions guarantees a reliable and sustainable future. This achievement has strengthened national security and economic stability. Energy independence has become a solid foundation for the development of a state in which energy serves the well-being of the people and the country’s progress.
Issuing volume: 500 000 coins
Energy independence is a key factor ensuring Lithuania’s purposeful path toward freedom, security, and self-reliance. The ability to manage its own energy resources and decisions guarantees a reliable and sustainable future. This achievement has strengthened national security and economic stability. Energy independence has become a solid foundation for the development of a state in which energy serves the well-being of the people and the country’s progress.
Issuing volume: 500 000 coins
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“Raili & Reima Pietilä” -two of the most influential architects in Finland during the 1960’s.Raili (1926 – 2021) and Reima (1923 – 1993) Pietilä were architects in Finland during the 1960’s. Raili Paatelainen graduated as an architect in 1956 at the Helsinki University of Technology. Reima Pietilä graduated in 1953 when he was almost 30 years old. Raili and Reima started working at the same agency: their first joint project was the Dipoli Student Union Building of the Helsinki University of Technology, designed in 1961. They got married in 1963.
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The Finland 2 euro “Raili & Reima Pietilä” 2026 BU Quality is placed in a coincard. On the obverse, we see the Tampere Main Library Metso, one of the buildings designed by Raili and Reima Pietilä. The reverse shows a picture of the duo at work.
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The Finland 2 euro “Raili & Reima Pietilä” 2026 BU Quality is placed in a coincard. On the obverse, we see the Tampere Main Library Metso, one of the buildings designed by Raili and Reima Pietilä. The reverse shows a picture of the duo at work.
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