Exchange Finnish Markkaa banknotes
Prior to 2002 the official currency for Finland was the Finnish Markkaa (FIM). The Markkaa was further sub-divided into pennies. 100 pennies = 1 Markkaa. All Finnish banknotes in circulation reflected the country’s economic and political history. It was due to the silver shortage at the beginning of the 20th century that led to the introduction of paper currency. The first series Finnish Markkaa banknotes included 1 Markkaa, 25 penni and 50 penni notes. Markkaa notes in circulation were in denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1000 Markkaa.
Use are secure, simple and easy online method to convert your leftover foreign currency back into cash.
Exchange Finnish Markkaa banknotes the secure and fast way
Have you returned from a foreign holiday or business trip with leftover foreign currency? If you have leftover FIM banknotes then contact us. We offer a simple and secure online way to exchanging foreign coins and notes back into cash. We guarantee the best exchange rates possible with instant payments. We are trusted amongst hospitals and charities to convert their leftover foreign currency into money.
We exchange ALL Finnish Markkaa banknotes, including:
