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2 Euro Commemorative Coin (200th Anniversary of the Bank of Finland) — obverse
Obverse
2 Euro Commemorative Coin (200th Anniversary of the Bank of Finland) — reverse
Reverse
2 Euro

2 Euro Commemorative Coin (200th Anniversary of the Bank of Finland)

Finland · 2011

A bimetallic circulating commemorative coin featuring stylized leek blossoms (paju) on the national side and the standard European map on the common side.

Country
Finland
Year
2011
Denomination
2 Euro

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Overview

A bimetallic circulating commemorative coin featuring stylized leek blossoms (paju) on the national side and the standard European map on the common side.

Historical significance

Issued to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Bank of Finland, which was founded in 1811 by Tsar Alexander I of Russia when Finland was an autonomous grand duchy.

Obverse (front)

The national side features stylized leek blossoms (paju), designed by Hannu Veijalainen. Below the flowers are the year 2011, the mint mark FI, and the designer's initial. The outer ring displays the 12 stars of the European Union.

Reverse (back)

The standard common European side depicts a map of Europe showing the continent without borders, overlaid with the denomination '2 EURO' and the word 'EURO'. The outer ring contains 12 stars.

Estimated value

$2.50-$5.00 in circulated condition, $8-$15 in uncirculated condition

What drives this coin's value

Overall condition/grade, eye appeal, and collector demand for Finnish commemoratives

Grade assessment

Fine to Very Fine (circulated with surface scratches and wear on the high points)

Mintage & rarity

Mintage of approximately 1.6 million pieces, considered a common commemorative coin.

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

Check for magnetic properties (the outer ring is non-ferrous/slightly magnetic depending on composition, while the center has distinct magnetic characteristics), correct weight and dimensions, and precise details in the lettering and design.

Notable varieties & errors

Standard business strike; no major major rare die errors widely recognized for this specific year outside of normal mint errors.

Similar coins

Other standard 2 Euro circulating coins and Finnish commemorative 2 Euro issues

Care & preservation

Handle by the edges using clean cotton gloves if uncirculated. Store in a dry, inert environment such as an archival coin flip or capsule to prevent further toning and wear.