The Finnish 2 euro coin features a design rooted in the nation's natural heritage, showcasing the cloudberry, or Rubus chamaemorus, in full bloom. This iconic plant, known for its golden-yellow fruit, is a symbol of the wild northern landscape and is deeply ingrained in Finnish culture and culinary traditions. The botanical illustration is accompanied by the country’s name and the year of issue, framed by the twelve stars of the European Union. Created by designer Pertti Mäkinen, the motif reflects Finland's enduring connection to its pristine forests and marshlands. This standard circulation coin was issued in 2003 with a total mintage of 8,833,500 pieces.