The Malta 2020 2 euro commemorative coin features the prehistoric Skorba temples, marking the fifth issue in a series dedicated to the Maltese megalithic sites. Located in the north-west of Malta, the Skorba site is renowned for its significant archaeological findings that have helped historians understand the development of early Maltese society. The design captures the intricate stonework of these ancient structures, which are recognised as some of the oldest free-standing buildings in the world. By highlighting these UNESCO World Heritage sites, the coin celebrates the island's unique Neolithic heritage and its profound contribution to human architectural history. This commemorative issue was produced in 2020 with a mintage of 150,000 coins.