Finland €2 ONU 2005 — Value and Rarity

In 2005, on 25/10/2005, the Finnish UN 2 euro commemorative coin is issued, celebrating the 50 Years since Finland's Accession to the UN.

On the Obverse, a puzzle forms a dove holding an olive branch in its beak. The dove is the recognized symbol of Peace, determined by the synergy and unity of the individual pieces/Countries.
On the right, the year of issue 2005 is shown with the letter K above, the engraver's signature Tapio Kettunen. On the left, it reads FINLAND-UN with the letter M above, the symbol of Raimo Makkonen, Director of the Finnish Mint.
Surrounding the coin are the 12 stars of the European Union arranged in a circle, interrupted only on the right by the dove's wing.

Reverse: The reverse side is the Common Side, identical for all 2 euro coins, both commemorative and non-commemorative, featuring both the nominal value and a map of Europe with the borders of the Countries outlined.

Meanwhile, the edge of the coin is finely milled and bears the inscription: YK 1945 – 2005 FN followed by the 3 lion heads.

Value:

• The value of the Finnish 2 Euro Commemorative coin, minted in 2005 for the 50 Years since Finland's Accession to the UN, is €4.50