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The Finnish euro coins are in Finland put into circulation Euro coins of the common European currency Euro . On January 1, 1999, Finland joined the euro area , making the introduction of the euro valid as the future currency.

Circulation coins

The 1 and 2 cent coins are minted only in very small numbers and only because of the obligation imposed by the ECB to have to mint them. They are not in circulation in normal payment transactions. The main reason for this is the tradition of not using small coins, as well as the rounding of small amounts in the northern European countries when paying in cash. The State Secretary in the Finnish Ministry of Finance even stated that these small coins are often thrown away because they have practically no value and are only exchanged by banks for high fees.

After the issue of 1 and 2 cent coins was still practiced at the central bank in Helsinki in 2002 , there was high demand at the central bank's public counter and a line of several kilometers. The police then banned the sale of the coins. Since then, the coins have only been sold at face value to dealers who are allowed to resell the coins at any price. A roll of 1 cent coins in Finland must be expected to cost at least 20 euros, 2 cent coins are more expensive and the mixed rolls are cheaper in terms of the year of minting than those that only contain coins from one year.

One and two cent coins count as legal tender and must therefore also be accepted by shops in Finland, for example when tourists bring them from other countries in the euro zone. However, this does not change the fact that, according to the law, the final amount is always rounded to 5 cents when paying in cash. In practice, one and two cent coins are not always accepted despite the legal obligation.

All coins are produced in the Finnish mint ( Suomen Rahapaja ) in Vantaa .

First mint series (1999-2006)

The coins of the first mint series have three motifs, two of them on just one coin each. The design for the six smallest coins comes from Heikki Häiväoja , the design for the 1 euro coin by Pertti Mäkinen and the national side of the 2 euro coin by Raimo Heino . All designs contain the twelve stars of the EU and the year of issue as well as the mintmark M , the initial of the Finnish mint master Raimo Makkonen.

The three motifs of the Finnish euro coins are:

• 1–50 cents: The Finnish heraldic lion , formerly on Finnmark .
• 1 euro: Two whooper swans flying over a Finnish landscape.
• 2 euros: fruits and leaves of the cloudberry .

Illustrations of the Finnish euro coins | National side

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Heraldic lion
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Heraldic lion
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Two whooper swans	Cloudberry	" SUOMI FINLAND " ( Finnish and Swedish for "Finland") and three lion heads.

Redesign (from 2007)

In 2007 Finland started redesigning its coins as required by the EU . At the same time, as in most of the euro countries, these coins were minted with the newly designed front with an expanded map of Europe. The motifs of the coins were not changed, only a few details were affected by the redesign. The mint master's mark M was omitted, the country code FI and the logo of the Finnish mint between the 8 and 9 o'clock star were added.

In 2008 the mintmark was moved inwards so that it is no longer on the outer ring.

In the middle of 2010 the mint received a new logo. This has been used on course coins since 2011.

Examples from 2007, 2008, 2011:

2 euro commemorative coins

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No.	image	Issue date image reference	occasion	Official Journal reference	Edition
1		June 24, 2004	Enlargement of the European Union by ten new member states		1,000,000
2		October 25, 2005	60 years of the United Nations and 50 years of Finland's membership in the UN	1	2,000,000
3		October 4, 2006	100 years of general, equal, secret and free elections		2,500,000
4th		March 25, 2007	50th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Rome Euro 13 joint edition		1,400,000
5		December 3, 2007	90 years of Finnish independence		2,000,000
6th		October 24, 2008	60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights		1,500,000
7th		January 15, 2009	10th anniversary of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) Euro 16 joint edition		1,400,000
8th		October 23, 2009	200th anniversary of the first Finnish parliament and the establishment of central state institutions in Finland		1,600,000
9		November 11, 2010	150 years of Finnish currency		1,600,000
10		17th October 2011	200 years of the Central Bank of Finland		1,600,000
11		January 12, 2012	10th anniversary of the introduction of euro cash Euro 17 joint issue		1,500,000
12		5th October 2012	150th birthday of Helene Schjerfbeck		2,000,000
13		4th September 2013	150 years of sessions of the Finnish Parliament		1,000,000
14th		4th November 2013	125th birthday of Frans Eemil Sillanpääs		1,500,000
15th		June 16, 2014	100th birthday of Tove Janssons		1,500,000
16		November 10, 2014	100th birthday of Ilmari Tapiovaara		1,000,000
17th		February 18, 2015	150th birthday of the composer Jean Sibelius		1,000,000
18th		August 6, 2015	30th anniversary of the EU flag Euro-19 joint issue		0.500,000
19th		October 22, 2015	150th birthday of the painter Akseli Gallen-Kallela		0.500,000
20th		April 25, 2016	90th anniversary of the death of the writer and poet Eino Leino		1,000,000
21st		17th October 2016	100th birthday of the philosopher Georg Henrik von Wright		1,000,000
22nd		June 1, 2017	100 years of independence		2,500,000
23		23 October 2017	Finnish nature		0.500,000
24		May 28, 2018	Finnish national landscape Koli		1,000,000
25th		October 22, 2018	Finnish sauna culture		1,000,000
26th		October 31, 2019	Finnish Constitution of 1919		0.500,000
27		August 18, 2020	100 years University of Turku		0.800,000
28		2020	Väinö Linna's 100th birthday
29		2022	35 years of the Erasmus program Euro 19 joint edition

¹Instead of the normal Finnish marginal writing, this commemorative coin YK 1945-2005 uses FN , followed by three lion heads, as the edge embossing. "YK" and "FN" are the abbreviations for "United Nations" in Finnish and Swedish.

Collector coins

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5 euros

theme		Issue date	material	Dimensions	diameter	Edition
						st	PP
Ice Hockey World Championship		April 25, 2003	Ring: Nordic gold , core: cupronickel	20.2 g	35 mm	150,000	-
World Athletics Championships		August 4, 2005	Ring: cupronickel, core: Nordic gold	19.8 g	35 mm	170,000	5,000
150 years of demilitarization of the Åland Islands		March 29, 2006	Nordic gold	18.7 g	35 mm	55,000	-
EU Council Presidency		September 6, 2006	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	100,000	-
90 years of independence		November 15, 2007	Ring: cupronickel, core: Nordic gold	19.81 g	35 mm	130,000	20,000
100 years of the Academy of Sciences		May 20, 2008	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	19.6 g	35 mm	25,000	20,000
Historic provinces	Varsinais-Suomi	September 30, 2010	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	90,000	30,000
	Satakunta	November 15, 2010	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	90,000	30,000
	Malice	February 25, 2011	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	100,000	20,000
	Savo	March 28, 2011	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	100,000	20,000
	Uusimaa	June 20, 2011	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	100,000	20,000
	Karelia	August 19, 2011	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	100,000	20,000
	Ostrobothnia	October 3, 2011	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	100,000	20,000
	Lapland	November 2, 2011	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	100,000	20,000
	Åland	December 1, 2011	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	100,000	20,000
World Design Capital Helsinki 2012		3rd February 2012	Nordic gold	9 g	27.25 mm	100,000	-
IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship		April 13, 2012	Ring: aluminum bronze , core: cupronickel	9.8 g	27.25 mm	180,000	20,000
Nordic nature	fauna	2012	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	50,000	7,000
	flora	2012	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	50,000	7,000
	winter	2012	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	50,000	7,000
	summer	2013	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	?	7,000
Provincial monuments	Helsinki Cathedral	2012	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	?	10,000
	Candle bridge	2012	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	?	10,000
	Åland - Sälskär lighthouse	2013	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	55,000	10,000
	Finland proper - Turku Cathedral	2013	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	55,000	10,000
	Karelia - Imatra hydroelectric power station	2013	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	55,000	10,000
	Ostrobothnia	2013	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	55,000	10,000
	Satakunta - Sammallahdenmäki (Stone Tombs)	2013	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	55,000	10,000
	Savo - Olavinlinna	2013	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	55,000	10,000
	Malice	2013	Ring: Nordic gold, core: cupronickel	9.81 g	27.25 mm	55,000	10,000

10 Euro

Material: 925 silver - coin diameter: 38.6 mm - mass: 27.4 g (until 2004); 25.5 g (from 2005)

theme	Issue date	Edition
		st	PP
200th birthday of Elias Lönnrot	February 28, 2002	40,000	40,000
50 years of the Helsinki Summer Olympics	August 21, 2002	10,000	34,800
200th anniversary of the death of Anders Chydenius	February 26, 2003	30,000	30,000
Karl Gustaf Freiherr von Mannerheim - 300 years of Saint Petersburg	September 8, 2003	7,100	27,900
200th birthday of Johan Ludvig Runeberg	February 5, 2004	5,600	22,700
90th birthday of Tove Jansson	August 9, 2004	50,000	20,000
60 years of peace	February 12, 2005	5,000	55,000
Unknown soldier	November 15, 2005	25,000	15,000
200th birthday of Johan Vilhelm Snellman	February 10, 2006	7,000	29,000
100th anniversary of parliamentary reform	May 24, 2006	10,000	20,000
Nordostpassage , Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld	February 2, 2007	7,000	33,000
Mikael Agricola and the Finnish language	April 10, 2007	6,000	24,000
Finnish flag	March 3, 2008	9,000	26,000
100th birthday of Mika Waltari	September 19, 2008	5,000	15,000
200th birthday of Friedrich Pacius	February 6, 2009	7,000	28,000
200th anniversary of the Finnish Reichstag	October 2, 2009	5,000	15,000
Eero Saarinen and architecture	January 29, 2010	6,000	20,000
Minna Canth and Equal Opportunities	March 19, 2010	6,000	14,000
Konsta Jylhä and folk music	July 12, 2010	5,000	10,000
Kaj Franck and industrial art	January 28, 2011	5,000	10,000
Pehr Kalm	January 28, 2011	6,000	14,000
Hella Wuolijoki	March 19, 2011	5,000	7,000
Juhani Aho	September 11, 2011	8,000	7,000
Henrik Wigström and European artist	3rd February 2012	15,000	15,000
Armi Ratia and industrial art	4th June 2012	20,000	20,000
Arvo Ylppö	2012	20,000	20,000
Frans Eemil Sillanpää and European authors	1st February 2013	-	20,000
Sophie Mannerheim (nurse)	2013	-	17,000
Eero Järnefelt	November 8, 2013		17,000
100th birthday of Tove Jansson	February 7, 2014		25,000
Writing ability	April 28, 2014		10,000
Ilmari Tapiovaara and the art of interior design	4th September 2014		10,000
400th birthday of Emil Wikström	15th October 2014		10,000

20 Euros

theme	Issue date	material	diameter	Dimensions	Edition
					st	PP
10th IAAF World Athletics Championships Helsinki 2005	May 17, 2005	900 gold	13.9 mm	1.73 g	-	30,000
peace and security	August 19, 2009	925 silver	38.61 mm	33.62 g	3,500	11,500
Children and creativity	October 20, 2010	925 silver	38.61 mm	33.62 g	3,500	10,000
Protection of the Baltic Sea	October 31, 2011	500 silver	38.6 mm	33.62 g	8,000	-
		925 silver			-	7,000
Equality and tolerance	March 19, 2012	925 silver	38.6 mm	33.62 g	20,000	20,000
Multicultural society	2013	925 silver	38.6 mm	33.62 g	-	15,000

50 Euros

Material: bimetal , ring: 925 silver , core: 750 gold - diameter: 27.25 mm - weight: 12.8 g

theme	Issue date	Edition
125 years of gold coins in Finland	December 10, 2003	10,600
Finnish EU Council Presidency 2006	October 16, 2006	08,000
World Design Capital Helsinki 2012	3rd February 2012	05,000

100 euros

theme	Issue date	material	Dimensions	diameter	Edition
Midnight sun in Lapland	November 6, 2002	900 gold	8.64 g	22 mm	25,000
100th birthday of Albert Edelfelt	October 14, 2004	900 gold	8.64 g	22 mm	08,500
90 years of independence	November 5, 2007	917 gold	8.48 g	22 mm	09,000
200th anniversary of the Finnish War	October 9, 2008	917 gold	8.48 g	22 mm	06,700
200th anniversary of the Reichstag in Porvoo	March 27, 2009	917 gold	6.78 g	22 mm	07,500
150 years of Finnish currency	April 6, 2010	917 gold	5.65 g	22 mm	07,000
200 years of the National Bank of Finland	May 30, 2011	917 gold	5.65 g	22 mm	08,000
Parliament from 1863	2013	917 gold	5.65 g	22 mm	05,800
First mark and numismatics	April 11, 2014	917 gold	5.65 g	22 mm	06,000

See also

• List of euro coins in circulation

Web links

• European Central Bank
• Finnish National Bank
• List of Finnish commemorative coins since 1951 (English)
• Overview of all 2 euro coins with pictures and additional information in several languages

Individual evidence

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