1958 Finland Silver Coin 100 Markkaa, UNC

The 1958 Finland 100 Markkaa silver coin is a beautiful example of Finnish post-war coinage, struck to commemorate the nation’s cultural heritage and economic recovery during the mid-20th century. Crafted in .500 silver, this coin represents both the artistry and craftsmanship of the Mint of Finland, showcasing the clean, modern design that characterizes Scandinavian numismatics.

The obverse features the Finnish Lion, a symbol of national strength and independence, surrounded by the legend “SUOMI – FINLAND” and the coin’s denomination “100 MARKKAA.” The reverse presents a finely balanced design of oak leaves and acorns, representing growth, resilience, and the enduring spirit of Finland.

This coin was issued during a period of modernization in Finnish currency and stands as a milestone in the nation’s numismatic history. Its simple yet elegant design captures the Nordic aesthetic—minimalist, balanced, and symbolic.

The 1958 Finland 100 Markkaa is struck in silver (.500 fine), with a weight of 15 grams and a diameter of 31 mm. This example is preserved in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, exhibiting brilliant surfaces, sharp details, and a clean, lustrous finish free from wear.

Ideal for collectors of Nordic coins, silver commemoratives, or 20th-century European issues, this coin is a fine addition to any numismatic collection celebrating Finland’s legacy of independence, craftsmanship, and design excellence.