Finland. 50 Pennia 1915 - NGC MS65

FINLAND. Helsinki. 50 Pennia. 1915. Nicholas II (1894-1917)

- Value: 50 Pennia.
- Reign: Nicholas II (1894-1917).
- Year: 1915.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: Russian Imperial Eagle crowned with central shield and the mint mark S under the wing; pearl border on the periphery. Reverse: 50 PENNIÄ 1915 within a vegetal crown tied at the bottom with a ribbon; pearl border on the periphery.
- Grade: MS65 (NGC).

Silver 50 Pennia coin minted for the Grand Duchy of Finland under the sovereignty of the Russian Empire, featuring the heraldic-style, detailed and stately imperial two-headed eagle with strong symbolic presence. The relief is well defined, especially on the wings and the central shield, preserving original luster with a uniform light silver patina. The fields show small mint-age marks, maintaining an overall fresh and attractive appearance. The reverse, with clear and balanced typography framed by laurel and oak crowns, reflects the sober aesthetic typical of early 20th-century Finnish issues, in a historical context marked by tensions preceding Finland’s independence in 1917.

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