koperen, 50 Pennia, 1940-1943 (1941), Finland

Finland was a part of Sweden from the 12th century until 1809, Finland was then a Russian grand duchy until, following the Russian Revolution, the Finns declared independence on December 6, 1917. Followed by a brutal Civil War (1918) between Red and White, and establishment as a republic, then facing existential threats from the Soviet Union in World War II (Winter War, Continuation War), and ultimately forging a post-war identity of neutrality and resilience, with significant internal development in land reform and democracy

Type munt	50 Pennia	Omschrift voorzijde	19 40 S	Muntconditie	ZF
Land	Finland	Omschrift keerzijde	50 PENNIÄ	Datum	19-2-2025
Muntplaats		Voorzijde	Coat of arms of Finland - a rampant lion left with the right foreleg replaced with an armoured hand brandishing a sword, trampling on a sabre with the hindpaws. Date divided by coat of arms.	Verkoper	koevoets_numismatics
Jaartal	1941	Keerzijde	Denomination flanked by grain sprigs	Bedrag	EUR 15,50 (for all 4)
Vorst		Vindplaats		Veiling	ebay
Metaal	copper	Schatvondst
Oplage	3 860 000	Literatuur referentie	KM 26A
Gewicht	2,49 gram
Diameter	18,42 mm 18,45 mm
Soortelijke massa

	Oplage: 480 000 2,46 gram 18,41 mm 18,41 mm
	Oplage: 5 900 000 2,60 gram, 18,49 mm 18,54 mm
	Oplage: 3 140 000 2,51 gram, 18,42 mm 18,42 mm