Finland/Finnish/Soumi 20 Penniä Coins x6

Here are the specifics for each of the
20 Penniä coins from Finland for the years
1963,
1976,
1977,
1981,
1982,
1983:

### 20 Penniä Coins

#### 1963
- **Composition:** Bronze (97% copper, 2.5% zinc, 0.5% tin)
- **Diameter:** 19 mm
- **Weight:** 2.5 g
- **Edge:** Plain
- **Obverse:** Features the Finnish lion, symbolizing Finland's national emblem, with the text "SUOMI FINLAND" around the top and the value "20 PENNIÄ" at the bottom.
- **Reverse:** Displays the year "1963" at the top and a wreath of laurel branches encircling the denomination.

#### 1976, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1983
- **Composition:** Bronze (97% copper, 2.5% zinc, 0.5% tin)
- **Diameter:** 19 mm
- **Weight:** 2.5 g
- **Edge:** Plain
- **Obverse:** Features the Finnish lion, symbolizing Finland's national emblem, with the text "SUOMI FINLAND" around the top and the value "20 PENNIÄ" at the bottom.
- **Reverse:** Displays the year of minting (1976, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1983) at the top and a wreath of laurel branches encircling the denomination.

### Notes:
- **Design Consistency:** The design of these coins remained largely consistent throughout the years listed. The Finnish lion on the obverse is a recurring symbol, signifying strength and national pride. The reverse features the year and a wreath design, which is typical of Finnish coinage from this period.
- **Historical Context:** The 20 Penniä coins were part of the Finnish currency system before the adoption of the euro. These coins were widely used for everyday transactions and hold historical significance.

These coins reflect Finland's rich numismatic heritage and are often collected for their historical and cultural value. If you have more specific questions about these coins, such as their current market value or minting quantities, feel free to ask!

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