The German 2018 2 euro commemorative coin depicts Charlottenburg Palace, the largest and most significant palace in Berlin. Designed by Bodo Broschat, the national side captures the intricate architectural details of the Baroque structure, which serves as a prominent symbol of Prussian history and royal heritage. Originally commissioned by Sophie Charlotte, the first Queen consort in Prussia, the palace reflects the cultural ambitions of the Hohenzollern dynasty. Its inclusion on this commemorative issue highlights Berlin’s status as the federal capital and its enduring historical legacy within the German nation. The reverse side features the standard European map design common to all euro coins, representing the unity of the eurozone. This coin was issued in 2018 with a mintage of 6,300,000 pieces.