The 2010 Finland 2 euro commemorative coin celebrates the history of the Finnish currency, marking the transition from the markka to the euro. The national side of the coin features a design by Hannu Veijalainen, which depicts a stylised horn of plenty, or cornucopia, overflowing with coins. This imagery symbolises the prosperity and economic stability associated with the nation's monetary heritage. Surrounding the central motif are the year of issue and the country name, represented by the letters FI. This design serves as a tribute to the evolution of the Finnish financial system and its integration into the European monetary union. The coin was issued in 2010 with a mintage of 1,400,000 pieces.