Currency Decree of 1860 granting Finland the right to issue banknotes and coins - 150 Years of Rahapaja - Markka

2 euro · 2010

Finland

Finland 2 euro 2010 — Currency Decree of 1860 granting Finland the right to issue banknotes and coins - 150 Years of Rahapaja - Markka
Circulated mintage1,560,000
Estimated value≈ 2–3 €
BU mintage15,000
Estimated value≈ 9–11 €
Proof mintage25,000
Estimated value≈ 9–11 €
About these estimates · 2026-10-11

Indicative values per coin from the linked catalogue references or completed sales, excluding delivery and auction fees. Displayed in whole euros; ranges narrower than EUR 1 become one rounded estimate. Circulated uses VF–XF, not UNC. BU and Proof collector prices may assume original packaging. Missing or ambiguous grades remain unavailable. Actual value depends on condition, packaging and exact variant.

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Coin motif

The design of the inner part of the coin comprises a stylised figure of a lion, taken from Finland’s coat of arms, and the year of issue, i.e. ‘2010’, on the left, with the mintmark and a set of numbers symbolising coin values to the right thereof. Centred at the bottom edge is a reference to the issuing country, namely the letters ‘FI’.

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Technical details

Mass
8,5
Diameter
25,75
Thickness
2,2
Material
Inner Part: Cupronickel; Outer Part: Nickel brass
Designer
Reijo Paavilainen

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