30th anniversary of the European flag
The European flag was officially established in 1985, by decision of the leaders of the ten Member States of the then EEC, based on a design adopted by another European organisation, the Council of Europe, for its own use. The flag consists of twelve golden stars in a circle on a blue background. The stars symbolise the ideals of solidarity and harmony among the peoples of Europe, while the circle is a symbol of unity. The number of stars does not denote the number of member countries, but the number twelve traditionally represents a perfect circle.

2 eurai 2015 Graikija – 30 metų EU vėliavai
€4.50
2 eurų moneta UNC
Skersmuo – 25.75mm
Svoris – 8.5gr
Tiražas: 750 000 vienetų



