The 2013 Malta 2 euro commemorative coin marks the anniversary of the Self-Government Constitution of 1921, a pivotal moment in the nation's political evolution. The national side features a relief of the bronze monument designed by Gianni Bonnici, which commemorates this significant constitutional milestone. Depicted on the coin is a female figure representing Malta, holding the national emblem, symbolising the country's transition towards greater legislative autonomy under British colonial rule. This constitutional development allowed for the establishment of a bicameral parliament, marking the first time the Maltese people exercised democratic representation in their own governance. The design reflects the enduring importance of this legislative foundation in the history of the Maltese islands. This coin was issued in 2013 with a mintage of 35,000 pieces.