10 Litų LIT Banknote (Final Litas Series (2007)) 2007

10 Litų Mark / Talonas / Litas (Issued 2007)

The 10 Litų banknote was withdrawn from circulation on 1 January 2015 when Lithuania adopted the Euro as its official currency, replacing the Litas system that had served as the nation’s monetary unit since independence. This final series, issued in 2007, represents the concluding chapter of Lithuanian currency before the transition to the Eurozone. The note is no longer legal tender in Lithuania, though it retains historical and numismatic value for collectors and those seeking to exchange remaining stocks of pre-Euro Lithuanian currency.

On the front, the banknote features two male portrait busts in profile, both wearing military-style peaked caps and formal attire rendered in precise black engraving against a pale greenish-blue background. The denomination “10” appears prominently in red numerals on the left side of the note, with matching black “10” numerals positioned in the upper left and lower left corners. The text “LIETUVOS BANKAS” spans across the top in grey capital letters, whilst “DESIMTILITU” is inscribed in purple at the bottom of the note. A security hologram and microprinting are visible on the left margin, and the issue year “2007” is clearly marked. The serial number “AA0790933” runs vertically along the right edge, with corresponding letters visible at both ends. Fine guilloché patterning covers the background, creating intricate geometric designs in shades of blue and purple.

The reverse depicts a vintage seaplane in flight over stylised cloud formations and geographical elements, rendered in tones of blue and grey against a lighter background. The denomination “10” appears in white numerals within a purple box in the upper right section, with matching “10” denominations in purple at the bottom corners. The text “DESIMTLITU” is repeated across the bottom in purple lettering. A small coat of arms emblem is visible in the upper right area, and security features including watermarks and microtext are integrated throughout the design. The overall composition combines aviation heritage with landscape elements, creating a distinctive visual narrative that distinguishes this note from its front design.

Holders of this withdrawn Lithuanian currency seeking to exchange 10 Litų banknotes in the United Kingdom can utilise specialist currency exchange services that accept pre-Euro denominations. Our organisation provides straightforward valuation and exchange of Lithuanian Litas notes, offering competitive rates for customers with collections or remaining stocks from the final 2007 series.

Webuyallcurrency.com makes it easy to exchange old coins and banknotes — a 10 Litų LIT banknote from Lithuania is accepted with other old or withdrawn Lithuanian Litu banknotes and converted into cash in one go.

• Indicate the quantity of 10 Litų Mark / Talonas / Litas banknotes you want to exchange
• Click the ‘Add to your account’ button
• Your online account now shows the exchange value

Webuyallcurrency.com is a simple way to exchange or sell foreign coins and banknotes for cash — current or withdrawn — turning your Lithuanian Litu banknotes and any other leftover currency into one straightforward payout.