1991 Lithuania 0,2 Talonai, Series AF, UNC

The 1991 Lithuania 0.2 Talonai, Series AF, UNC is a well-preserved banknote that played a significant role in Lithuania’s transition from Soviet rule to full economic independence. Issued during a time of monumental change, this Uncirculated (UNC) note from Series AF is a key piece of Lithuanian numismatic history. With its flawless edges, pristine print, and no signs of circulation, this note is highly sought after by collectors who specialize in transitional currencies and historical notes. The 0.2 Talonai was part of the interim currency system used alongside rubles before Lithuania introduced its national currency.

This particular series exemplifies the resilience of the Lithuanian people in establishing their own monetary system amidst the political and economic changes of the early 1990s. The 1991 0.2 Talonai remains a lasting symbol of this turbulent yet hopeful era in Lithuania’s history.