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The year of Finnish values
On 3 February 2012, Mint of Finland launched its 2012 Purple Programme at the World Money Fair in Berlin. This year Mint of Finland will issue collector coins in honour of tolerance in the world, the national sport of Finland, as well as groundbreaking contributions to medicine.
Read moreThe coin manufacturer looks to the future
This year, Mint of Finland celebrates design, leading the way to the future with the rest of Finland. The company commemorates the year by launching new gift packages for its collector coins and representing Finland in Berlin with a highly visual exhibition created by Finland's top designers – not to mention the company stands to receive international recognition for its coin design.
Read moreTolerance is a distinctly Finnish value
Mint of Finland and the Ministry of Finance will issue a coin to promote equality and tolerance on 19 March, the Day of Equality. Finnish president Tarja Halonen is the patron of the collector coin.
Read moreThe Tolerance Coin was issued
Today, Mint of Finland issued, pursuant to the decision of the Ministry of Finance, a collector coin to promote tolerance and equality. The first coin was minted by its patron, President Tarja Halonen.
Read moreThe ice hockey crowd receives a collector coin
On the decision of the Ministry of Finance, Mint of Finland will publish a collector coin on 13th April 2012 in honour of the 2012 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship. The company will celebrate the release of the collector coin in advance in the Kamppi shopping Centre in Helsinki on 5th April between 8 am and 6 pm. At the event, all ice hockey fans can purchase the coin in advance for its nominal value of five euros.
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