Lithuanian coins found in circulation OUTSIDE Lithuania

[Vunono]

Yesterday I was going through the security control in Stansted airport, holding my crying baby and mad at the absurdly exhaustive register that they were performing despite the huge queue, when I saw two pennies and a 2 cent coin lying on the floor. Of course I took them and put them in my pocket, and didn't look at them until I was waiting at the boarding gate. I couldn't believe it when I saw that the 2c was a 2015 ! That was the only good thing that happened in a crowded English airport in mid-July.

[philgelico]

50c 2015, from a coin roll in Arras,

[Vunono]

10c 2015 in a bus in Ceuta.

[europaee]

I shop in Lidl and for the past month I received several UNC 5c coins.
Yesterday I noticed that cashier was full of shiny 5c coins.
Does it mean that didnt mint any 5c coins and instead bought them from mint?
I have 4 coins in my wallet at the moment.

[Aatos99]

I shop in Lidl and for the past month I received several UNC 5c coins.
Yesterday I noticed that cashier was full of shiny 5c coins.
Does it mean that didnt mint any 5c coins and instead bought them from mint?
I have 4 coins in my wallet at the moment.

Interesting. Maybe Lithuania ordered too much 5 cent coins and they are now sold to lands where those are needed. I don't think that Ireland would have ordered largely Lithuanian 5 cent coins to avoid producing its own ones.

[negative]

its a big lithuanians community in Ireland and this could be one of the reason how they get into the Irish market from Lithuania

[europaee]

its a big lithuanians community in Ireland and this could be one of the reason how they get into the Irish market from Lithuania

I thought that at first myself...
But then i noticed that cash register was full of UNC 5 cent coins, they must get them from bank.

[RKPLt]

its a big lithuanians community in Ireland and this could be one of the reason how they get into the Irish market from Lithuania

I thought that at first myself...
But then i noticed that cash register was full of UNC 5 cent coins, they must get them from bank.

If it is a swap - we will see a lot of 1€ Irish coins here in Lithuania (in my opinion - 1€ is the denomination, we already starting to lack in shop's counters, I am nearly always asked if I have them). EDIT - nearly every day I get some 1 and 2 ct coins in my change