The Finnish 2 euro coin features a design reflecting the nation's rich botanical heritage and its deep connection to the natural landscape. The national side displays the cloudberry, a hardy plant known for its golden, amber-coloured fruit that thrives in the northern marshes and peatlands of Finland. This iconic berry is a symbol of the Finnish wilderness and represents the country's unique flora. Surrounding the central motif are the twelve stars of the European Union, symbolising unity and cooperation across the continent. The design remains a consistent element of Finnish currency, highlighting the importance of the natural environment in the national identity. This standard circulation coin was issued in 2005 with a mintage of 8,719,500 pieces.