The 2019 Malta 2 euro commemorative coin honours the Ta’ Ħaġrat temples, a significant prehistoric site located in Mġarr. This issue continues the series dedicated to the Maltese megalithic temples, which are recognised as some of the oldest free-standing structures in the world. The design depicts the intricate limestone facade of the temple, capturing the architectural ingenuity of the Neolithic inhabitants who constructed these monumental sanctuaries. By featuring this UNESCO World Heritage site, the coin highlights Malta’s profound archaeological legacy and its role as a cradle of Mediterranean civilisation. The letter F appears as a mintmark within the design to denote the production facility. This coin was issued in 2019 with a mintage of 15,000 pieces.