1957 H Finland 200 Markkaa Silver Coin, UNC

The 1957 H Finland 200 Markkaa silver coin is an exceptional piece of Finnish numismatic art, struck in .500 fine silver at the Helsinki Mint. Representing the elegance of Finnish mid-century design, this coin embodies the nation’s pride, stability, and refined craftsmanship during the post-war era.

The obverse displays the Finnish Lion, a proud symbol of courage and independence, framed by the inscriptions “SUOMI – FINLAND” and “200 MARKKAA.” The reverse features an intricate pattern of oak leaves and acorns, symbolizing the enduring strength, growth, and unity of the Finnish people. This design perfectly captures Finland’s blend of nature-inspired artistry and modern precision.

Issued in the late 1950s, the 200 Markkaa silver series reflects Finland’s transition into modern coinage while maintaining deep respect for national symbolism. The “H” mintmark identifies the Helsinki Mint, making this issue particularly desirable among collectors of Nordic silver coins.

With a composition of .500 silver, a weight of 25 grams, and a diameter of 35 mm, this coin is preserved in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, retaining its full original luster, crisp edges, and striking detail throughout.

Perfect for collectors of Finnish silver coins, European post-war coinage, or Scandinavian mint issues, the 1957 H Finland 200 Markkaa is a timeless collectible — elegant, historically meaningful, and beautifully preserved.