The San Marino 2011 2 euro standard circulation coin features the iconic national emblem of the Republic of San Marino on its reverse side. This heraldic design displays three towers, each crowned with a weather vane, which represent the historic fortifications of the Guaita, Cesta, and Montale. These structures are perched atop the peaks of Mount Titano, symbolising the enduring independence and sovereignty of the world's oldest republic. Surrounded by the state name and the year of issue, the design reflects the deep-rooted pride of the Sammarinese people in their unique political heritage and mountainous landscape. This standard issue coin was produced with a mintage of 654,260 pieces in 2011.