The 2020 Estonia 2 euro commemorative coin marks the centenary of the Tartu Peace Treaty, a landmark event in the nation's history. Signed on 2 February 1920 between the Republic of Estonia and Soviet Russia, the treaty formally ended the Estonian War of Independence and established the country’s sovereignty. The design features a stylized depiction of an oak tree, representing the roots and growth of the Estonian state following the recognition of its independence. The branches of the tree reach upwards, symbolising the future of the nation, while the roots reflect the historical significance of the agreement. The text 'TARTU RAHU' and the year '1920' are inscribed on the coin to commemorate the signing. This 2020 issue has a mintage of 1,000,000 coins.