Finnish coins by denomination
Penni and markka, with the two currency units kept separate
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| 50 penni | 1 markka | 2 markkaa | 5 markkaa | 10 markkaa |
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| 20 markkaa | 50 markkaa | 100 markkaa | 200 markkaa | |
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Ordinary markka coins are illustrated in 61 types or photographic groups, from the Grand Duchy issues to the final dates of 2001. Each markka is divided into 100 penni. The new markka of 1963 is distinct from the earlier unit: one new markka equals one hundred old marks. Header dates are type ranges and do not imply minting in every year.
1 penni
Old and new markka in separate sections
Old markka (1860–1962)
| 1 penni Copper 1864–1916 Grand Duchy of Finland | 1 penni Copper 1917 Provisional Government | 1 penni Copper 1919–1924 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 1 penni · 1864–1916
- Copper; 1.2 g; diameter 15 mm; thickness 1 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Crowned monogram of Alexander II. Reverse: Value, inscription and date. Photographed specimen: 1874 (Alexander II). Sources: Numista N22682, Numista N21952, Numista N6796. Representative photographic group: monograms or letters are grouped together; measurements and variants of individual issues are available in the linked records.
- 1 penni · 1917
- Copper; 1.28 g; diameter 15.1 mm; thickness 1 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: coin alignment (↑↓). Obverse: Eagle without imperial crowns, with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value and date. Photographed specimen: 1917 (Provisional Government). Sources: Numista N12391.
- 1 penni · 1919–1924
- Copper; 1 g; diameter 14 mm; thickness 0.85 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1920 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7143.
New markka (1963–2001)
| 1 penni Bronze 1963–1969 Republic of Finland | 1 penni Aluminium 1969–1979 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 1 penni · 1963–1969
- Bronze; 1.6 g; diameter 15.5 mm; thickness 1.11 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Four-loop knot, inscription and date. Reverse: Value between two stylised hands. Photographed specimen: 1963 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N1059.
- 1 penni · 1969–1979
- Aluminium; 0.45 g; diameter 15.75 mm; thickness 1 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Four-loop knot, inscription and date. Reverse: Value between two stylised hands. Photographed specimen: 1978 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N3280.
5 penni
Old and new markka in separate sections
Old markka (1860–1962)
| 5 penni Copper 1865–1917 Grand Duchy of Finland | 5 penni Copper 1917 Provisional Government | 5 penni Copper 1918 Red Finland | 5 penni Copper 1918–1940 Republic of Finland | 5 penni Copper 1941–1943 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 5 penni · 1865–1917
- Copper; 6.4 g; diameter 25 mm; thickness 1.73 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Crowned monogram of Alexander II. Reverse: Value, inscription and date. Photographed specimen: 1865 (Alexander II). Sources: Numista N4087, Numista N19851, Numista N7455. Representative photographic group: monograms or letters are grouped together; measurements and variants of individual issues are available in the linked records.
- 5 penni · 1917
- Copper; 6.4 g; diameter 25 mm; thickness 1.82 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Eagle without imperial crowns, with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value and date. Photographed specimen: 1917 (Provisional Government). Sources: Numista N10386.
- 5 penni · 1918
- Copper; 2.5 g; diameter 17.9 mm; edge: Not reported in the consulted record. Obverse: Flag and tools within a wreath, inscription and date. Reverse: Value between two flowers. Photographed specimen: 1918 (Red Finland). Sources: Numista N34566.
- 5 penni · 1918–1940
- Copper; 2.5 g; diameter 18 mm; thickness 1.37 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1920 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7456.
- 5 penni · 1941–1943
- Copper; 1.27 g; diameter 16 mm; thickness 1.18 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Branches, rose and date; central hole. Reverse: Value between two roses; central hole. Photographed specimen: 1941 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7494.
New markka (1963–2001)
| 5 penni Bronze 1963–1977 Republic of Finland | 5 penni Aluminium 1977–1990 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 5 penni · 1963–1977
- Bronze; 2.6 g; diameter 18.5 mm; thickness 1.36 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Four-loop knot, inscription and date. Reverse: Value between two stylised hands. Photographed specimen: 1963 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N1532.
- 5 penni · 1977–1990
- Aluminium; 0.8 g; diameter 18 mm; thickness 1.4 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Four-loop knot, inscription and date. Reverse: Value between two stylised hands. Photographed specimen: 1988 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N2286.
10 penni
Old and new markka in separate sections
Old markka (1860–1962)
| 10 penni Copper 1865–1917 Grand Duchy of Finland | 10 penni Copper 1917 Provisional Government | 10 penni Copper 1919–1940 Republic of Finland | 10 penni Copper 1941–1943 Republic of Finland | 10 penni Iron 1943–1945 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 10 penni · 1865–1917
- Copper; 12.8 g; diameter 30 mm; thickness 2.4 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Crowned monogram of Nicholas II. Reverse: Value, inscription and date. Photographed specimen: 1916 (Nicholas II). Sources: Numista N17088, Numista N27939, Numista N10387. Representative photographic group: monograms or letters are grouped together; measurements and variants of individual issues are available in the linked records.
- 10 penni · 1917
- Copper; 12.8 g; diameter 30 mm; thickness 2.5 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Eagle without imperial crowns, with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value and date. Photographed specimen: 1917 (Provisional Government). Sources: Numista N10388.
- 10 penni · 1919–1940
- Copper; 5 g; diameter 22 mm; thickness 1.9 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1938 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7023.
- 10 penni · 1941–1943
- Copper; 2.55 g; diameter 18.5 mm; thickness 1.47 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Branches, rose and date; central hole. Reverse: Value between two roses; central hole. Photographed specimen: 1942 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7613.
- 10 penni · 1943–1945
- Iron; 1.12 g; diameter 16 mm; thickness 1 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Branches, rose and date; central hole. Reverse: Value between two roses; central hole. Photographed specimen: 1944 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7050.
New markka (1963–2001)
| 10 penni Aluminium bronze 1963–1982 Republic of Finland | 10 penni Aluminium 1983–1990 Republic of Finland | 10 penni Copper-nickel 1990–2001 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 10 penni · 1963–1982
- Aluminium bronze; 3 g; diameter 20 mm; thickness 1.4 mm; edge: See the type record; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1963 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N1530.
- 10 penni · 1983–1990
- Aluminium; 1 g; diameter 20 mm; thickness 1.4 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1985 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N3281.
- 10 penni · 1990–2001
- Copper-nickel; 1.8 g; diameter 16.3 mm; thickness 1 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Antti Neuvonen. Obverse: Lily of the valley, country name and date. Reverse: Value and honeycomb cells. Sources: Numista N1008.
20 penni
New markka (from 1963)
New markka (1963–2001)
Type specifications and sources
- 20 penni · 1963–1990
- Aluminium bronze; 4.5 g; diameter 22 mm; thickness 1.75 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Allan Alarik Soiniemi. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1963 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N1060.
25 penni
Markka before the 1963 reform
Old markka (1860–1962)
| 25 penni Silver 1865–1917 Grand Duchy of Finland | 25 penni Silver 1917 Provisional Government | 25 penni Copper-nickel 1921–1940 Republic of Finland | 25 penni Copper 1940–1943 Republic of Finland | 25 penni Iron 1943–1945 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 25 penni · 1865–1917
- Silver; 1.2747 g; diameter 16 mm; thickness 0.9 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Crowned imperial eagle with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value, inscription and date. Photographed specimen: 1909 (Nicholas II). Sources: Numista N21085.
- 25 penni · 1917
- Silver; 1.2747 g; diameter 16 mm; thickness 0.8 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: coin alignment (↑↓). Obverse: Eagle without imperial crowns, with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value and date. Photographed specimen: 1917 (Provisional Government). Sources: Numista N10389.
- 25 penni · 1921–1940
- Copper-nickel; 1.27 g; diameter 16 mm; thickness 1 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1926 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N8725.
- 25 penni · 1940–1943
- Copper; 1.27 g; diameter 16 mm; thickness 1.05 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1941 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N5846.
- 25 penni · 1943–1945
- Iron; 1.1 g; diameter 16 mm; thickness 0.97 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1943 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N9254.
50 penni
Old and new markka in separate sections
Old markka (1860–1962)
| 50 penni Silver 1864–1917 Grand Duchy of Finland | 50 penni Silver 1917 Provisional Government | 50 penni Copper-nickel 1921–1940 Republic of Finland | 50 penni Copper 1940–1943 Republic of Finland | 50 penni Iron 1943–1948 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 50 penni · 1864–1917
- Silver; 2.55 g; diameter 18.6 mm; thickness 1.2 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Crowned imperial eagle with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value, inscription and date. Photographed specimen: 1914 (Nicholas II). Sources: Numista N96973, Numista N7825. Representative photographic group: monograms or letters are grouped together; measurements and variants of individual issues are available in the linked records.
- 50 penni · 1917
- Silver; 2.5494 g; diameter 18.6 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Eagle without imperial crowns, with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value and date. Photographed specimen: 1917 (Provisional Government). Sources: Numista N10390.
- 50 penni · 1921–1940
- Copper-nickel; 2.55 g; diameter 18.5 mm; thickness 1.25 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1921 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7144.
- 50 penni · 1940–1943
- Copper; 2.55 g; diameter 18.5 mm; thickness 1.44 mm; edge: See the type record; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1940 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7827.
- 50 penni · 1943–1948
- Iron; 2.25 g; diameter 18.5 mm; thickness 1.35 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1943 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7826.
New markka (1963–2001)
| 50 penni Aluminium bronze 1963–1990 Republic of Finland | 50 penni Copper-nickel 1990–2001 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 50 penni · 1963–1990
- Aluminium bronze; 5.5 g; diameter 25 mm; thickness 1.7 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1963 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N1529.
- 50 penni · 1990–2001
- Copper-nickel; 3.3 g; diameter 19.7 mm; thickness 1.57 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Brown bear, country name and date. Reverse: Value and moss. Sources: Numista N4390.
1 markka
Old and new markka in separate sections
Old markka (1860–1962)
| 1 markka Silver 1864–1915 Grand Duchy of Finland | 1 markka Copper-nickel 1921–1924 Republic of Finland | 1 markka Copper-nickel 1928–1940 Republic of Finland | 1 markka Copper 1940–1951 Republic of Finland | 1 markka Iron 1943–1952 Republic of Finland |
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| 1 markka Iron 1952–1953 Republic of Finland | 1 markka Nickel-plated iron 1953–1962 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 1 markka · 1864–1915
- Silver; 5.18 g; diameter 24 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Aleksander Fadejev. Obverse: Crowned imperial eagle with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value, inscription and date. Photographed specimen: 1866 (Alexander II). Sources: Numista N96976, Numista N4435. Representative photographic group: monograms or letters are grouped together; measurements and variants of individual issues are available in the linked records.
- 1 markka · 1921–1924
- Copper-nickel; 5.1 g; diameter 24 mm; thickness 1.5 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1921 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N10391.
- 1 markka · 1928–1940
- Copper-nickel; 4 g; diameter 21 mm; thickness 1.6 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1936 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7683.
- 1 markka · 1940–1951
- Copper; 4 g; diameter 21 mm; thickness 1.6 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1940 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N2371.
- 1 markka · 1943–1952
- Iron; 3.5 g; diameter 21 mm; thickness 1.58 mm; edge: See the type record; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1952 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7685.
- 1 markka · 1952–1953
- Iron; 1.15 g; diameter 16 mm; thickness 1.1 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Four-loop knot, inscription and date. Reverse: Value between two stylised hands. Photographed specimen: 1952 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7689.
- 1 markka · 1953–1962
- Nickel-plated iron; 1.15 g; diameter 16 mm; thickness 1 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Four-loop knot, inscription and date. Reverse: Value between two stylised hands. Photographed specimen: 1958 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N5058.
New markka (1963–2001)
| 1 markka Low-fineness silver 1964–1968 Republic of Finland | 1 markka Copper-nickel 1969–1993 Republic of Finland | 1 markka Aluminium bronze 1993–2001 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 1 markka · 1964–1968
- Low-fineness silver; 6.4 g; diameter 24 mm; thickness 1.7 mm; edge: See the type record; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Heikki Aulis Häiväoja. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1966 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N1528.
- 1 markka · 1969–1993
- Copper-nickel; 6.1 g; diameter 24 mm; thickness 1.79 mm; edge: See the type record; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Olof Eriksson, Heikki Aulis Häiväoja. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1969 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N3737.
- 1 markka · 1993–2001
- Aluminium bronze; 5 g; diameter 22.25 mm; thickness 1.94 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Heraldic lion, country name and date. Reverse: Value within a geometric pattern. Sources: Numista N1527.
2 markkaa
Markka before the 1963 reform
Old markka (1860–1962)
Type specifications and sources
- 2 markkaa · 1865–1908
- Silver; 10.3657 g; diameter 27.5 mm; thickness 1.91 mm; edge: See the type record; engraver: Aleksander Fadejev. Obverse: Crowned imperial eagle with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value, inscription and date. Photographed specimen: 1865 (Alexander II). Sources: Numista N32440.
5 markkaa
Old and new markka in separate sections
Old markka (1860–1962)
| 5 markkaa Aluminium bronze 1928–1946 Republic of Finland | 5 markkaa Brass 1946–1952 Republic of Finland | 5 markkaa Iron 1952–1953 Republic of Finland | 5 markkaa Nickel-plated iron 1953–1962 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 5 markkaa · 1928–1946
- Aluminium bronze; 4.5 g; diameter 23 mm; thickness 1.65 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1931 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N6599.
- 5 markkaa · 1946–1952
- Brass; 4.55 g; diameter 23 mm; thickness 1.7 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1946 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N8964.
- 5 markkaa · 1952–1953
- Iron; 2.55 g; diameter 18 mm; thickness 1.55 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Four-loop knot, inscription and date. Reverse: Value between two stylised hands. Photographed specimen: 1953 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N5683.
- 5 markkaa · 1953–1962
- Nickel-plated iron; 2.55 g; diameter 18 mm; thickness 1.5 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Four-loop knot, inscription and date. Reverse: Value between two stylised hands. Photographed specimen: 1959 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N5057.
New markka (1963–2001)
| 5 markkaa Aluminium bronze 1972–1978 Republic of Finland | 5 markkaa Aluminium bronze 1979–1993 Republic of Finland | 5 markkaa Nickel-aluminium bronze 1992–2001 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 5 markkaa · 1972–1978
- Aluminium bronze; 8 g; diameter 26.3 mm; thickness 2.05 mm; edge: See the type record; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Heikki Aulis Häiväoja. Obverse: Icebreaker, country name and date. Reverse: Value and flying birds. Photographed specimen: 1972 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N10396.
- 5 markkaa · 1979–1993
- Aluminium bronze; 8 g; diameter 26.3 mm; thickness 2.05 mm; edge: See the type record; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Icebreaker, country name and date. Reverse: Value and flying birds. Photographed specimen: 1979 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N1531.
- 5 markkaa · 1992–2001
- Nickel-aluminium bronze; 5.5 g; diameter 24.5 mm; thickness 1.8 mm; edge: See the type record; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Saimaa ringed seal and date. Reverse: Dragonfly, water-lily leaves and value. Sources: Numista N7379.
10 markkaa
Old and new markka in separate sections
Old markka (1860–1962)
| 10 markkaa Gold 1878–1913 Grand Duchy of Finland | 10 markkaa Aluminium bronze 1928–1939 Republic of Finland | 10 markkaa Aluminium bronze 1952–1962 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 10 markkaa · 1878–1913
- Gold; 3.2258 g; diameter 18.9 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Crowned imperial eagle with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value, inscription and date. Photographed specimen: 1904 (Nicholas II). Sources: Numista N22278.
- 10 markkaa · 1928–1939
- Aluminium bronze; 8 g; diameter 27 mm; thickness 2 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1929 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N6626.
- 10 markkaa · 1952–1962
- Aluminium bronze; 3 g; diameter 20 mm; thickness 1.5 mm; edge: See the type record; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1952 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7829.
New markka (1963–2001)
Type specifications and sources
- 10 markkaa · 1993–2001
- Bimetallic: brass / copper-nickel; 8.8 g; diameter 27.25 mm; thickness 2 mm; edge: Plain; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Capercaillie, country name and date. Reverse: Value, rowan branches and berries. Sources: Numista N3279.
20 markkaa
Markka before the 1963 reform
Old markka (1860–1962)
| 20 markkaa Gold 1878–1913 Grand Duchy of Finland | 20 markkaa Aluminium bronze 1931–1939 Republic of Finland | 20 markkaa Aluminium bronze 1952–1962 Republic of Finland |
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Type specifications and sources
- 20 markkaa · 1878–1913
- Gold; 6.4516 g; diameter 21.3 mm; thickness 1.35 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑). Obverse: Crowned imperial eagle with Finnish arms. Reverse: Value, inscription and date. Photographed specimen: 1903 (Nicholas II). Sources: Numista N22279.
- 20 markkaa · 1931–1939
- Aluminium bronze; 13 g; diameter 31 mm; thickness 2.5 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Isak Gustaf Sundell. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1935 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N11013.
- 20 markkaa · 1952–1962
- Aluminium bronze; 4.5 g; diameter 22.5 mm; thickness 1.9 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1954 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N1062.
50 markkaa
Markka before the 1963 reform
Old markka (1860–1962)
Type specifications and sources
- 50 markkaa · 1952–1962
- Aluminium bronze; 5.5 g; diameter 25 mm; thickness 1.9 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1955 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N7828.
100 markkaa
Markka before the 1963 reform
Old markka (1860–1962)
Type specifications and sources
- 100 markkaa · 1956–1960
- Silver; 5.2 g; diameter 24 mm; thickness 1.7 mm; edge: Reeded; alignment: medal alignment (↑↑); engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1957 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N11011.
200 markkaa
Markka before the 1963 reform
Old markka (1860–1962)
Type specifications and sources
- 200 markkaa · 1956–1959
- Silver; 8.3 g; diameter 27.5 mm; thickness 1.8 mm; edge: Reeded; engraver: Peippo Uolevi Helle. Obverse: Finnish lion or arms and date. Reverse: Value and plant decoration. Photographed specimen: 1956 (Republic of Finland). Sources: Numista N11012.
The photographs show representative specimens. The date and side are stated in the enlarged view. The five pairs of the final series already on the site are retained. Mint, edge and engraver data come from the linked records; an unreported field is not inferred from the photograph.