The 2020 Malta 2 euro commemorative coin honours the Skorba Temples, a significant prehistoric site located in Żebbiegħ. The design features a detailed representation of these megalithic structures, which are recognised for their contribution to understanding the Neolithic period in the Maltese archipelago. As part of a series dedicated to the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Malta, the coin highlights the island's ancient architectural legacy and its enduring historical importance. The national side also includes the name of the site and the year of issue, reflecting Malta's commitment to preserving its unique archaeological heritage for future generations. This coin was issued in 2020 with a mintage of 20,000 pieces.