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News archive 16–20/82
Notions set in silver
Readers interpret written stories in their own way, which is the representative idea behind the Commemorative Coin for Juhani Aho and Finnish literature. The coin will be published on Sept. 11, and realized according to the design proposed by Reijo Paavilainen.
Read moreWhat is your Baltic Sea like?
Glimmering waves, bold sea birds, salty wind – what does the Baltic Sea mean to you? Secondary school students from the Baltic Sea region have pondered upon this during the spring and now it is everybody else’s turn to do the same. The theme for the Protecting the Baltic Sea commemorative coin will be chosen by the public. Vote for your favourite among the students’ artworks on Mint of Finland’s website from 15 June to 22 August.
Read moreWill a Finnish design be worth tens of millions of euros?
800 suggestions, 25 of them Finnish – who will win? The European Commission's Directorate General for Economic and Financial Affairs has opened up a poll regarding the 2012 two-euro special coin on its website. Vote here for your favourite design from the five entries in the final round.
Read moreMint of Finland will close down its operations at Myntverket, Eskilstuna
Mint of Finland has started negotiations with the unions concerning the close down of the operations at Myntverket in Eskilstuna. Myntverket has 6 persons working in Eskilstuna. The forecast for 2011 is negative and the business of the Myntverket has been declining over the years.
Read moreMint of Finland starts manufacturing coins for Bangladesh
Mint of Finland – a manufacturer of metal circulation and collector coins – has signed a contract with the Central Bank of Bangladesh for manufacturing 600 million pieces of 5 Taka denomination Bangladesh coins during 2011–2012. The contract is a significant one to the company.
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