Lithuanian 2 euro cent offers coin from 2015 with extensive damage.

Rare Lithuanian 2 euro cent coin of 2015 with numerous marriages.

This coin was minted at the Lithuanian mint. The coin has a large number of manufacturing defects and damage during use. The reason for the manufacturing defect is the clogging of the plunger pair and poor-quality galvanic processing. In 2021
The European Commission has decided to stop issuing 1 and 2 cent change coins. In a number of EU countries, these coins are already being withdrawn from circulation.
In the future, these coins will remain in circulation only among numismatists as rare specimens, and coins with minting defects will become exclusive.

The coin was added to the collection from cash circulation offers in 2020.