Finland €2 Banca Centrale 2011 — Value and Rarity

For the 200th Anniversary of the Bank of Finland, in 2011, a commemorative coin was issued depicting the national symbol of the Whooper Swan, also known as the Singing Swan. The Laulujoutsen is a large white swan with a yellow beak that has a black tip and dark webbed feet. Issued on 17/10/2011.

Specifically, on the Obverse, the migratory flight of a Wild Swan is evident, which as mentioned is the national bird of Finland, as well as a protected species and Finnish symbol of fidelity. To the right is the date 1811, the year the Suomen Pankki (Bank of Finland) was founded in Turku by Tsar Alexander I of Russia.
At the bottom center is the Mint symbol with the heraldic lion inside a circle and to the left the issuing state's abbreviation for Finland FI. To the left, at 9 o'clock, is the year 2011. On the body of the swan, at the top right, is engraved the V signature of the engraver Hannu Veijalainen.
Surrounding the coin are the classic 12 five-pointed stars arranged in a circle, representing the European States.

Author: Hannu Veijalainen

As for the Common Side, this is on the Reverse of the bimetallic coin with the nominal value.

On the edge of the commemorative coin, the inscription: SUOMI FINLAND is engraved, followed by three lion heads.

Value:

• The 2 Euro commemorative coin from Finland minted in 2011 for the Central Bank has a value of €3.50