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	<h1>{{ .Get "Finnish Euro Coin Designs" }}</h1>
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	<div class="design-container">
		<img alt="{{ .Get `Finnish €0.01 coin` }}" src="/designs/fi-001-1.avif" />
		<img alt="{{ .Get `Finnish €1.00 coin` }}" src="/designs/fi-100-1.avif" />
		<img alt="{{ .Get `Finnish €2.00 coin` }}" src="/designs/fi-200-1.avif" />
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	<p>
		{{ .Get "The Finnish euro coins feature 3 different designs: one for the cents, one for the €1 coin and one for the €2 coin. All coins minted between 1999–2006 bear the mintmaster mark ‘M’ for Raimo Makkonen. From 2007 onwards, the mintmaster mark was replaced with the logo of the Mint of Finland and the Finnish country code (‘FI’) was added." }}
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		{{ .Get "The cent coins feature the Finnish heraldic lion that can be found on the {Link:L}Finnish coat of arms{-:E}. It was also found on various Finnish Mark coins from 1921–2001."
		(map "Link" (.Printer.Wikipedia "Coat of arms of Finland")) }}
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		{{ .Get "The €1 coin features two {Link:L}Whooper swans{-:E} – the national bird of Finland – flying over a Finnish landscape. The coin was designed by Pertti Mäkinen as part of a design contest for a commemorative coin design in 1997 to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Finnish independence."
		(map "Link" (.Printer.Wikipedia "Whooper swan")) }}
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		<!-- Citation for the design contest: https://coinsinfo.wixsite.com/euro/finland -->
		{{ .Get "The €2 coin was designed by Raimo Heino and features a motif of cloudberries and cloudberry flowers. This design was made as part of a design contest hosted in 1988." }}
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