E-auction 661-686118 - FINLAND 5 Euro KARELIA 2011 Vanda

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Type : 5 Euro KARELIA

Date: 2011

Mint name / Town : Vanda

Quantity minted : 100.000

Metal : copper-aluminium-nickel

Diameter : 27,25 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 9,84 g.

Edge : lisse

Catalogue references :

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Obverse

Obverse description : Blason historique de la province de Karelia.

Reverse

Reverse description : Représentation stylisée de l’artisanat traditionnel de la province: l’artisanat à partir d’écorces de bouleau. Tiges d’écorces de bouleau entrelacées. .

Commentary

Pièce bi-métallique commémorant l’ancienne province de “Karelia”.
En 2010 la Rahapaja, l’institut monétaire finlandais a repris la frappe des pièces de 5 Euro. Une nouvelle série de 9 pièces de 5 Euro s’étendant sur plusieurs années a été lancée en 2010. Cette série est dédiée aux neuf provinces historiques de la Finlande datant de l’époque où la Finlande faisait partie de la Suède:
- Satakunta (2010)
- Finlande du Sud-Ouest ((2010)
- Tavastia (2011)
- Savonia (2011)
- Uusimaa (2011)
- Karelia (2011)
- Ostrobothnia (2011)
- Lapland (2011)
- Åland (2011)

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Bi-metal coin commemorating the former province of “Karelia”. In 2010 Rahapaja, the Finnish Monetary Institute resumed minting 5 Euro coins. A new series of 9 5 Euro coins spanning several years was launched in 2010. This series is dedicated to the nine historical provinces of Finland dating back to the time when Finland was part of Sweden: - Satakunta (2010) - Southwest Finland ((2010) - Tavastia (2011) - Savonia (2011) - Uusimaa (2011) - Karelia (2011) - Ostrobothnia (2011) - Lapland (2011) - Åland (2011)