E-auction 708-781766 - FINLAND 2 Euro BICENTENAIRE DE LA BANQUE DE FINLANDE 2011 Vanda

FINLAND 2 Euro BICENTENAIRE DE LA BANQUE DE FINLANDE 2011 MS

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Type : 2 Euro BICENTENAIRE DE LA BANQUE DE FINLANDE

Date: 2011

Mint name / Town : Vanda

Quantity minted : 1.600.000

Metal : copper nickel

Diameter : 25,75 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 8,50 g.

Edge : cannelures fines avec insculpé trois têtes de lion et SUOMI FINLAND

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Obverse

Obverse description : Cygne, symbole de la Finlande - dates 1811-2011- marque d'atelier.

Reverse

Commentary

Dixième pièce de 2 Euro commémorative circulante de la Finlande!
Pièce célébrant le bicentenaire de la Banque de Finlande, fondée en 1811 à Turku (ancienne capitale du royaume de finlande) sur décret du tsar Alexandre Ier. Cet événement fut une étape majeure dans le long chemin d’accession de la Finlande à son indépendance.
Le cygne, emblème national de la Finlande et des finlandais, a ainsi été choisi pour commémorer cet événement clé de la nation finlandaise
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Finland's tenth circulating 2 Euro commemorative coin! This coin celebrates the bicentenary of the Bank of Finland, founded in 1811 in Turku (former capital of the Kingdom of Finland) by decree of Tsar Alexander I. This event was a major milestone in Finland's long road to independence. The swan, the national emblem of Finland and the Finns, was thus chosen to commemorate this key event for the Finnish nation.