Lithuanian Bank Announced Launch of Digital Collector Coin

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As indicated by a declaration on December 9, 2019, the Bank of Lithuania has reported that it will release a digital, blockchain-based collector coin in the spring of 2020. They have chosen to call it LBCoin and the coin’s assumed worth will be € 19.18. This is on the grounds that it is being launched in occasion of the anniversary of Lithuania’s freedom on 16 February 1918. Its size and structure will take after a Mastercard, as per the official statement.

The coin is a tribute to the Act of Independence of Lithuania on Feb. 16, 1918, and its 20 signatories. Marius Jurgilas, Member of the Board of the Bank of Lithuania says that this coin will highlight the signatories because of their commitment to the rebuilding of their autonomy. Huge numbers of them were innovators themselves some time ago as they improved and carried progress to Lithuania.

Source: TheCoinRepublic

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I would love to see specs on that. A physical collectors coin based on what blockchain? I guess they just want to introduce the word blockchain to people and that's good i guess. I am guessing that old people are buying it because it's physical and contains the word blockchain that they always wanted to understand -