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5 Euros Scouts
| Issuer | Bank of Lithuania |
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| Year | 2019 |
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| Currency | Euro (2015-date) |
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| Reverse description | The reverse features a dynamic central composition dominated by a large raised fleur-de-lis Scout emblem enclosed within a circular compass rose bearing cardinal and intercardinal direction markings. Surrounding the central motif, a series of finely detailed scenes in relief depict scouts engaged in characteristic activities including rock climbing, archery, hiking with backpacks, and marching in formation, arranged in a panoramic band around the field. A flagpole rises behind the central emblem, anchoring the composition vertically. The legend SKAUTAI arcs along the upper field in bold raised Latin lettering. The overall design conveys movement, camaraderie, and the outdoor spirit of the scouting movement. |
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| Edge | Plain with inscription |
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Issued to mark the centenary of the Lithuanian Scout movement, which was founded in 1918 — the same year Lithuania declared independence. Scouting was banned during the Soviet occupation and only formally restored after 1990, meaning the movement spent more decades suppressed than it did active during its first hundred years.