It's this 50 cent Finland Lion (heraldry) worth one euro? 😺

It's this 50 cent Finland Lion (heraldry) worth one euro? I found this coin in the forest path, I was walking into town to buy food. I also noticed that it doesn't have a marking like a regular coin.😺

Hello,

It's the first type, first map example.  

It has seen alot in its journey.

As to value, as far as I know, about 54 cents USD.  

It has a large mintage.

Look at this:

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Thank you for info. 😺 Hey. Do you know what substance would be good for cleaning coins? 

an old time style coin cleaner would be great. My coins that I found on the forest path seem to be dark. 🤔

Oh no no no

Cleaning is very very bad and is best not done.

However, a bath in Acetone can clean off some crude.

There are videos online.

Thank you for info, I almost spend my grocery money on something I don't need.🙂

You are welcome my friend.

Good luck

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Oh no no no

Cleaning is very very bad and is best not done.

However, a bath in Acetone can clean off some crude.

There are videos online.

Let me scare you:

I do not just *clean* my coins, I even scratch them with scalpels, picks and steel-whool. 
Sometimes I even use acids or electrolysis 😈

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DSC07625

Oh no no no

Cleaning is very very bad and is best not done.

However, a bath in Acetone can clean off some crude.

There are videos online.

Let me scare you:

I do not just *clean* my coins, I even scratch them with scalpels, picks and steel-whool. 
Sometimes I even use acids or electrolysis 😈

What about sandpaper? Or driving a car over it? 

DanzigCoins

SPQR

DSC07625

Oh no no no

Cleaning is very very bad and is best not done.

However, a bath in Acetone can clean off some crude.

There are videos online.

Let me scare you:

I do not just *clean* my coins, I even scratch them with scalpels, picks and steel-whool. 
Sometimes I even use acids or electrolysis 😈

What about sandpaper? Or driving a car over it? 

Haven't tried the car-technique. Is it any good?

SPQR

DanzigCoins

SPQR

DSC07625

Oh no no no

Cleaning is very very bad and is best not done.

However, a bath in Acetone can clean off some crude.

There are videos online.

Let me scare you:

I do not just *clean* my coins, I even scratch them with scalpels, picks and steel-whool. 
Sometimes I even use acids or electrolysis 😈

What about sandpaper? Or driving a car over it? 

Haven't tried the car-technique. Is it any good?

I heard that if you drive over it on a gravel road it'll have some great results. But I am new to this method, so my coins only look like they were run over by a train. :(