5 Euro 2015, Historical Regions of Finland. Animals - Satakunta [Finland]

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Reverse
In the central part, within the inner field, is the coat of arms of the Finnish region of Satakunta. It features a crowned heraldic two-part shield, depicting a bear facing left, standing on its hind legs, holding a raised sword in its front paws, wearing a crown on its head, with seven-pointed stars in the upper corners of the shield. To the left of the shield is the numeral 5, to the right is the Latin letter 'T' - the artist's mark for Nora Tapper and a heraldic lion within a circle - the mintmark of the Mint of Finland. Along the upper edge arc is the year of issue '2015'. Below is the inscription in Finnish 'EURO' (Euro).
Obverse
In the center, on a dam, a beaver is depicted facing forward, holding a branch in its front paws. In the upper part, along the edge arc of the coin, the country name 'Finland' is repeated twice: first in Finnish 'SUOMI', followed in Swedish 'FINLAND'. Below, near the rim, is the artist's mark for Erkki Vainio – the Latin letter 'e'.