The 2007 San Marino 2 euro coin features the iconic Palazzo Pubblico, the official town hall and seat of government for the Republic of San Marino. Designed by Arno Ludwig, the national side showcases the historic building’s facade, reflecting the nation's long-standing commitment to sovereignty and its unique status as one of the world's oldest republics. The intricate architectural details highlight the importance of this landmark, which serves as the heart of Sammarinese political life and institutional history. Surrounding the central image are the twelve stars of the European Union, integrated with the name of the country and the year of issue. This standard circulation coin was minted in 2007 with a total mintage of 350,000 pieces.