- Finnish pieces have three different graphics on the national side accompanied by the "FI" country's issuing code (Finland), the year of broadcast and the twelve stars of the European Union.

parts of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents - A heraldic lion with a sword which is a reproduction of a work by the sculptor Heikki Häiväoja. This symbol was present in different forms on several Finnish pieces for many years, especially on the pieces of 1 Markka between 1964 and 2001.
1 euro part - Representation of the flight of two swans.
part of 2 euros - Lakka berries and flowers(or blackberry of the marshes).
2 euros commemorative room - 100 years of the Aland Islands. The internal part of the room represents a hand holding a compass on a boat heading towards the Aland Islands. In the right part, the workshop brand of the Finnish currency "FI" and the year of program "2021".