First Class Medal of the White Rose of Finland with Golden Cross – 1977

This First Class Medal of the White Rose of Finland with Golden Cross is a prestigious Finnish state award, struck in .830 fine silver and distinguished by its gilt cross. Issued in 1977, as confirmed by the Z7 silver hallmark, this piece weighs 15.66 grams and measures 30 mm in diameter.

The medal honors meritorious civilian or military service and was established in 1919 by Field Marshal Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim. The obverse proudly displays the golden cross of the Order of the White Rose of Finland, symbolizing purity, honor, and loyalty. It comes with the original ribbon, preserving its authenticity and presentation value.

This 1977 edition is an exceptional example of Finnish craftsmanship and state symbolism. The combination of silver and gilded elements gives it a striking appearance, making it highly desirable for collectors of Nordic orders and decorations. The original ribbon remains in very good condition, complementing the medal’s elegant design.

Ideal for anyone with an interest in Finnish history, European honors, or military and state decorations, this First Class Medal with golden cross represents both prestige and heritage. Whether displayed as part of a collection or treasured for its historical value, it’s a meaningful acquisition for any discerning collector.