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| 正面铭文 | SATA MARKKAA SUOMEN PANKKI (Translation: One Hundred Marks Bank of Finland 100 100) |
| 背面描述 | Finland's Coat of Arms positioned at center, surrounded by intricate guilloche work. Bilingual text panel carries the note's value and issuer name, with Finnish text to the left and Swedish text to the right. |
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The P#97 100 Markkaa belongs to a period when Finland was still navigating postwar reparations to the Soviet Union — a burden that consumed roughly a quarter of national industrial output through 1952 and left the Bank of Finland managing recurring inflationary pressure well into the late 1950s. Printing domestically was both a practical and political choice; the Security Printing House had been producing notes in-house since the 1920s, and reliance on foreign printers had long been viewed with institutional suspicion.
The watermark is the sole security feature, modest even by the standards of the time. A full redenomination followed in 1963, when 100 old markkaa became 1 new markka, rendering this series obsolete within a few years of issue.