Finally we know the first, of the two commemorative 2-euro coins that Finland will issue in this 2019. The delay is caused because in 2018 the contract of the Finnish Ministry of Finance with the Suomen Rahapaja (Finnish Mint) for the Coinage of both circulation and collection coins issued in the country. Now, once the contest has been re-tendered and again the Suomen Rahapaja has been the winner, it is announced that next August 30 will be announced the program of numismatic emissions for this 2019.
Before this happens, and thanks to fellow Paul (Euromunter), I can tell you the reason, the image and the first data of one of the two commemorative 2-euro coins that Finland will issue before the end of the year.
The reason that commemorates the coin is "Constitution Act of 1919", and has the same design as the 100 Euro gold coin, put up for sale a few days ago.
With the Constitution Act of 1919, the first Constitution of an independent Finland, the nation chose to be governed as a republic. The republican system of government of Finland and the foundations of Finnish democracy were recorded in the Constitution Law.
This commemorative coin pays tribute to the Finnish Constitution Act of 1919. The basic principles of the Finnish Constitution Act of 1919 still form the basis of Finland's current constitution and its development during Finnish independence. The commemorative coin is designed by Dario Vidal.
Vidal's design reflects the basic principles of the Constitution Act of 1919: representative democracy and the separation of powers in the legislative, executive and judicial branches. In his universal and abstract expression, the designer has tried to capture the essence of democracy with the three partially merged circles representing the separation of powers.
I do not know what your opinion on the design of this coin will be, for me I place it in the Top 3 of ugliest 2-euro commemorative coins, for its simplistic and little worked design.
An issue volume of 500,000 coins is announced, which will be issued between the months of September or October.
This commemorative coin pays tribute to the Finnish Constitution Act of 1919. The basic principles of the Finnish Constitution Act of 1919 still form the basis of Finland's current constitution and its development during Finnish independence. The commemorative coin is designed by Dario Vidal.
Vidal's design reflects the basic principles of the Constitution Act of 1919: representative democracy and the separation of powers in the legislative, executive and judicial branches. In his universal and abstract expression, the designer has tried to capture the essence of democracy with the three partially merged circles representing the separation of powers.
I do not know what your opinion on the design of this coin will be, for me I place it in the Top 3 of ugliest 2-euro commemorative coins, for its simplistic and little worked design.
An issue volume of 500,000 coins is announced, which will be issued between the months of September or October.
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