History
In 1957, Finland was not among the signatories of the Treaty of Rome. It only joined the European Union on January 1st, 1995, thirty-eight years later.
It joined the Eurozone on January 1st, 1999, from the start, and its €2 coins come from the Mint of Finland (Suomen Rahapaja), in Vantaa.
In 2007, for the 50th anniversary, it struck the common version in its two languages: ROOMAN SOPIMUS 50 V in Finnish on the obverse, ROMFÖRDRAGET - 50 ÅR - EUROPA in Swedish on the edge. The country's two languages thus appear on the same coin. The total mintage is 1,400,000 coins, including BU and Proof.
