The standard 2 euro coin from Andorra features the national coat of arms as its central motif, a design that reflects the principality's unique historical and political structure. Centred on the shield are the mitre and crosier of the Bishop of Urgell alongside the two bulls of Béarn, representing the co-principality shared between the Bishop and the President of France. Below the shield, the national motto 'Virtus Unita Fortior'—meaning 'Virtue United is Stronger'—is inscribed, highlighting the enduring sovereignty and unity of the Andorran people. This heraldic emblem serves as a formal representation of the state's identity within the European Union. The coin was issued in 2016 with a mintage of 35,000 pieces.