Finland 1 Penni

Made from aluminum in 1978, this 1 Penni coin is from FINLAND, a Northern European country located east of the Gulf of Bothnia and Sweden, north of the Gulf of Finland, west of Russia, and south of the northeastern strip of Norway. According to Numista, which lists details about coins, 1969 through 1979 is the range of years that this aluminum coin is minted. The coin's obverse shows a loopy design that is known as Hannun Vaakuna in the Finnish language or Saint John's Arms. Above it are the words Suomen Tasavalta, meaning Republic of Finland. The obverse shows the denomination and two ornamentals designs to the left and right.