The 2007 San Marino 2 euro commemorative coin marks the bicentenary of the birth of Giuseppe Garibaldi, a central figure in the Italian Risorgimento. The national side features a portrait of Garibaldi, the renowned general and patriot who played a decisive role in the unification of Italy. His connection to San Marino is historically significant, as the Republic provided him and his troops with refuge during their retreat in 1849, an act of neutrality and hospitality that remains a point of national pride. By honouring this historic leader, the coin reflects the deep cultural and political ties between San Marino and the surrounding Italian territories. This issue was minted in 2007 with a total mintage of 130,000 pieces.