Information about mint: Lietuvos monetų kalykla (Lithuanian Mint)

Lietuvos monetų kalykla (Lithuanian Mint) (1990 - present)

Lithuanian Mint (Lithuanian: Lietuvos monetų kalykla) is the state-owned enterprise, responsible for the mintage of coins and decorations of Lithuania.

The Lithuanian Mint was restored on the 10th of December, 1990, upon the decision of the Lithuanian Government.

In 1992 the state enterprise Lithuanian Mint started striking 1, 2 and 5 centas Lithuanian circulation coins. Since 1993 the Lithuanian Mint has produced collector coins. The first 10 litas cooper and nickel alloy coin was issued to mark the 60th anniversary of the flight across the Atlantic by Steponas Darius and Stasys Girenas.

Coins struck by Lietuvos monetų kalykla (Lithuanian Mint) (48):
CountryYearNameMintageMint Mark
Estonia 1999 One Kroon 1999 Song Festival 50,000 No mint mark
Belarus 2010 Silver Ounce 2010 Battle of Grunwald unknown
Niue 2012 Silver Ounce 2012 Alexander Nevsky unknown
Niue 2021 Silver Two Ounces 2021 Mosaic - Salvador Dali 500 LMK
Niue 2021 Silver Ounce 2021 Googly Eyes 1,000 LMK
Niue 2021 Silver Ounce 2021 Blue Fairy Tale 1,000
Niue 2021 Silver Ounce 2021 The Princess and the Pea 1,000
Niue 2021 Silver Ounce 2021 Folklore Symbols - Love 1,000
Niue 2021 Silver Half Ounce 2022 Bigfin Reef Squid 1,000
Niue 2021 Silver Half Ounce 2021 Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko unknown
Niue 2021 Silver Two Ounces 2021 Antique Silver Mask unknown
Niue 2021 Silver Two Ounces 2021 The Spirit of the Forest unknown
Niue 2021 Silver Two Ounces 2021 Mythical Creatures - Kraken 500
Niue 2022 Silver Two Ounces 2022 Year of the Tiger 500 LMK
Niue 2022 Silver Two Ounces 2022 David 500 LMK
Niue 2022 Silver Two Ounces 2022 King Tut's Tomb 500 No mint mark
Niue 2022 Silver Two Ounces 2022 Machu Picchu 500 LMK
Niue 2022 Silver Half Ounce 2022 Year of the Tiger 1,000 LMK
Niue 2022 Silver Two Ounces 2022 Sirens 500
Niue 2022 Silver Two Ounces 2022 Jason and the Argonauts 500
Niue 2022 Silver Half Ounce 2022 Green Mamba Snake 1,000
Niue 2022 Silver Half Ounce 2022 Jumping Spider 1,000
Niue 2022 Silver Ounce 2022 Tariel Fighting the Wild Beasts unknown
Niue 2022 Silver Two Ounces 2022 Wild Scenery 500
Niue 2022 Silver Two Ounces 2022 Steampunk - Metal Fish 500
Niue 2022 Silver Ounce 2022 Fairy Tales - Magical Nanny 1,000
Niue 2022 Silver Ounce 2022 Fairy Tales - Monkey Girl 1,000
Niue 2022 Silver Ounce 2022 Fairy Tales - Snow Queen 1,000
Niue 2022 Silver Ounce 2022 Fairy Tales - Little Red Riding Hood 1,000
Niue 2022 Silver Ounce 2022 Tariel Fighting the Wild Beast unknown
Niue 2023 Silver Kilo 2023 Year of the Rabbit 50 LMK
Niue 2023 Silver Two Ounces 2023 Year of the Rabbit 500 LMK
Niue 2023 Silver Ounce 2023 Fairy Tales - Cinderella 1,000 LMK
Niue 2023 Silver Half Ounce 2023 Year of the Rabbit 1,000 LMK
Niue 2023 Silver Two Ounces 2023 Steampunk - Metal Bee unknown
Niue 2023 Silver Two Ounces 2023 Pastel Circus flying 500
Niue 2023 Silver Three Ounces 2023 Pompeii 500
Niue 2023 Silver Two Ounces 2023 Mythical Creatures - Minotaur 500
Niue 2024 Gold Ounce 2024 Year of the Dragon, Lithuanian Mint 99 LMK
Niue 2024 Gold Twenty-fifth Ounce 2024 Year of the Dragon 2,024 LMK
Niue 2024 Silver Kilo 2024 Year of the Dragon 50 LMK
Niue 2024 Silver Two Ounces 2024 Year of the Dragon 500 LMK
Niue 2024 Silver Half Ounce 2024 Year of the Dragon 1,000 No mint mark
Niue 2025 Gold Ounce 2025 Year of the Snake, Lithuanian Mint 50 No mint mark
Niue 2025 Gold Twenty-fifth Ounce 2025 Year of the Snake 1,000 No mint mark
Niue 2025 Silver Kilo 2025 Year of the Snake 50 No mint mark
Niue 2025 Silver Two Ounces 2025 Year of the Snake 500 No mint mark
Niue 2025 Silver Half Ounce 2025 Year of the Snake 1,000 No mint mark
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Lietuvos monetų kalykla (Lithuanian Mint): Details
From Year1990
CountryLithuania
LocationVilnius
Company typeMint
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Mint Marks used by: Lietuvos monetų kalykla (Lithuanian Mint)
LMK

The Lithuanian Mint uses as its mint mark the logo of the company, which has the letters LMK arranged one over the other within a circle (with the K below tilted on its side). The abbreviation stands for Lietuvos monetų kalykla - the mint's name in Lithuanian.

No mint mark

On some of its coins, the Lithuanian Mint does not use a mint mark.