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Description
Finnish monetary art, published in 2003, is the world's first euro-denominated bimetallic coin struck in gold (.750) and silver (.925).
Engraver: Matti Kalevi Peltokangas
Obverse
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The snowflake featured on both sides of the coin symbolizes the country's northern location, where the designs spillover from the gold core to the silver ring. The beads around the border are a traditional design element in Finnish numismatic art, dating back to the gold coins of 1878. SUOMI |
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Reverse
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Depicts snowflake surrounded by beads. Face value, year of issue. Date below. The letter P of the engraver Matti Kalevi Peltokangas on the right. 50 € |
| Edge |
50 Euro
Finnish Art and Design
KM# 113 Schön# 113
Finnish Art and Design
Characteristics
| Type | Commemorative Issue (Non-circulating) |
| Material | Bi-Metallic |
| Ring | Silver |
| Center | Gold |
| Weight | 13.2 g |
| Diameter | 27.25 mm |
| Thickness | - |
| Shape |
round
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| Alignment | Medal |
| Mint |
Mint of Finland
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Related coins
Bi-Metallic, 10.8 g, ⌀ 27.25 mm