The 2017 Malta 2 euro commemorative coin depicts the prehistoric megalithic temple complex of Ħaġar Qim, a significant site located on the southern edge of the island. This architectural marvel, dating back to approximately 3600–3200 BC, represents one of the oldest religious sites on Earth and serves as a testament to the sophisticated engineering capabilities of Malta’s ancient inhabitants. The design captures the intricate stonework and the monumental scale of the temple ruins, which are recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site. By featuring this iconic landmark, the coin highlights Malta’s profound historical legacy and its enduring cultural connection to the Neolithic period. The letter F appears as a mintmark on the national side. This coin was issued in 2017 with a mintage of 25,000 pieces.