The Finnish 2 euro standard circulation coin features the iconic cloudberry design, a symbol deeply rooted in the natural heritage of the Nordic nation. The national side depicts the leaves and berries of the cloudberry, known locally as lakka, which is a highly prized plant found in the marshlands of Finland. This botanical motif represents the country’s vast wilderness and the importance of its unique flora. Designed by Raimo Heino, the image reflects the connection between the Finnish people and their environment, serving as a permanent emblem on the country’s currency. The common European side remains consistent with other euro zone issues, displaying the map of Europe alongside the denomination. The mintage for this 2011 standard issue is 5,155,000 coins.