1957 H Finland Silver Coin 200 Markkaa, UNC

The 1957 H Finland 200 Markkaa silver coin is one of the most admired pieces of post-war Finnish coinage, embodying both elegant design and national symbolism. Struck in .500 fine silver at the Helsinki Mint, this coin represents Finland’s artistic refinement and economic renewal during the mid-20th century.

The obverse features the bold Finnish Lion, Finland’s enduring symbol of courage and independence, surrounded by the legend “SUOMI – FINLAND” and the denomination “200 MARKKAA.” The reverse showcases an intricate oak leaf and acorn motif, symbolizing growth, resilience, and continuity—key elements of Finland’s national identity.

This 200 Markkaa issue was part of Finland’s transition into a modernized silver coinage system, following the success of the 100 Markkaa series. It demonstrates the precision and balance of Scandinavian design, combining minimalism with deep cultural meaning.

Composed of .500 silver, weighing 25 grams, and measuring 35 mm in diameter, this coin is preserved in UNC (Uncirculated) condition. It exhibits brilliant silver luster, sharp details, and pristine surfaces, free from circulation wear.

The 1957 Finland 200 Markkaa coin is highly sought after among collectors of Nordic silver coins, Finnish mint issues, and European commemorative coinage. Its combination of artistry, symbolism, and purity makes it a standout addition to any serious numismatic collection.