Depicts the coat of arms of Finland. The state name in Finnish above, and the year of issue below.

Finland's coat of arms depicts a crowned lion on a red background, with its right foreleg replaced by an armored hand wielding a sword and trampling a saber with its hind paws. Originating around 1580, this emblem remains a symbol of the nation.

Depicts the denomination surrounded by pine trees.

Initial of the Mint of Finland's director on the middle right.

H: Peippo Uolevi Helle, 1948–1958
S: Allan Alarik Soiniemi, 1958–1975