Worn out and unfit banknotes and coins

This table will help you to find out which worn out and damaged banknotes are accepted as legal tender and can be exchanged: 

  

	Accepted as legal tender	Exchanged free of charge at the Bank of Lithuania and commercial banks
Worn out baknotes
Soiled (but not with special inks used for the protection against theft) banknotes
Written-on, painted, torn, torn apart or otherwise damaged banknotes
Banknotes with at least three fourths of the remaining area and one serial and one number inscription
Deformed and damaged coins with a recognisable state emblem of the Republic of Lithuania and denomination numeral
Banknotes with less than three fourths but more than one half of the remaining area, and one serial and one number inscription
Banknotes with one half of the remaining area with a watermark, and one serial and one number inscription
Banknotes with less than one half of the remaining area, with remaining both serial and number inscriptions, denomination numeral and a watermark
Money raising doubts about its genuineness
Banknotes soiled with special inks used for the protection against theft (read more)

- yes,  - no