The Estonian 2 euro coin features a map of Estonia on its national side, representing the nation's geographical identity and its place within Europe. Designed by Lembit Lõhmus, the motif highlights the country's borders, including its various islands in the Baltic Sea, reflecting the sovereign territory of the state. This design serves as a symbol of national unity and the country's integration into the Eurozone following its adoption of the single currency. The map is encircled by the twelve stars of the European Union, which are positioned alongside the year of issue and the name of the country, Eesti. This standard circulation coin was issued in 2011 with a total mintage of 11,131,800 pieces.