The 2020 Malta 2 euro commemorative coin features the prehistoric Skorba temples, representing the island's rich archaeological heritage. Located in the northern part of Malta, the Skorba site is renowned for its significant contribution to understanding the Neolithic period in the Mediterranean. The design captures the architectural essence of these megalithic structures, which are among the oldest free-standing stone buildings in the world. By highlighting these ancient ruins, the coin celebrates Malta’s deep historical roots and its status as a cradle of human civilization. This particular issue, marked with the 'F' mintmark, was produced in 2020 with a mintage of 10,000 pieces.