1 penni coin Finland (aluminium)

1 Penni Finland (Issued 1967)

The 1 penni was the smallest denomination of the Finnish markka, the currency in use in Finland before the euro replaced it in 2002. A tiny, light coin for the lowest values of change, it was struck to a simple, sturdy design with a plain edge. Its minute size made it the least of the everyday coins in circulation.

On the obverse, the legend “SUOMEN TASAVALTA” — Republic of Finland — encircles an ornamental interlaced knot at the centre, with the year 1967 below.

On the reverse, a large numeral “1” is set above the word “PENNI”, with a small symmetrical heraldic device to either side. The plain field and raised rim keep the little coin’s value clear.

This 1 Penni Finland coin can be exchanged through Webuyallcurrency.com, where old or withdrawn Finnish Markkaa coins are bought alongside other foreign currency — ideal for clearing a drawer of mixed coins and notes at once.

• Indicate the quantity of 1 Penni Finland coins you want to exchange
• Click the ‘Add to your account’ button
• Your online account now shows the exchange value

From leftover holiday money to inherited collections, Webuyallcurrency.com will exchange or buy your Finnish Markkaa coins and other foreign currency, handling old and withdrawn pieces in the same simple process.