Suomen Markka "Finnish Mark" Silver 1860 Round

The Suomen Markka medal from 1860 is a historical memento commemorating the introduction of Finland's national currency. Minted in .925 silver, the medal serves as a unique collector's item and a symbol of the introduction of the Finnish Markka as the official currency of the country.

Obverse of the medal features an image of the Finnish lion, which is the symbol of Finland, holding a sword in its paw. In the background, there is a stylized coat of arms of Finland, and around it is the inscription "SUOMEN MARKKA" (Finnish Mark). The image of the lion symbolizes strength and national independence.

Reverse of the medal shows the inscription "1860" – the year the Finnish Markka was introduced. Additionally, the word "Suomi" is featured, which is the Finnish name for the country. Medals of this type typically also feature decorative elements referencing the national heritage and history of the country.