The San Marino 2 euro standard circulation coin features the iconic Palazzo Pubblico, which serves as the official government building and town hall of the Republic of San Marino. Designed by Arno Ludwig, the national side showcases the intricate facade of this historic structure, reflecting the nation's long-standing tradition of sovereignty and institutional stability. Positioned above the building are the three towers of San Marino, representing the fortress peaks of Mount Titano that have historically protected the independence of the world's oldest republic. The composition is framed by the twelve stars of the European Union, symbolising the country's integration within the continent while maintaining its unique identity. This standard issue was produced in 2019 with a total mintage of 607,331 pieces.