The standard German 2 euro coin features the iconic federal eagle, a symbol deeply rooted in the nation's history and identity. Designed by Heinz Hoyer and Sneschana Russewa-Hoyer, the eagle represents sovereignty and the democratic traditions of the Federal Republic. Surrounding the central motif are the twelve stars of the European Union, symbolising unity and cooperation across the continent. The reverse side displays the common European map, which illustrates the geographical expansion of the eurozone. This design serves as a permanent emblem of Germany's place within the European community, reflecting both its national heritage and its commitment to shared economic integration. The coin was issued in 2010 with a mintage of 20,580,000 pieces.