The San Marino 2 euro standard circulation coin features the iconic image of the Palazzo Pubblico, the official town hall and government building of the City of San Marino. Designed by Arno Ludwig, the motif captures the architectural heritage of the world’s oldest surviving republic, highlighting the crenellated towers and the neo-Gothic style that defines the seat of the Captains Regent. This structure serves as the heart of the nation’s political life, symbolising the enduring sovereignty and institutional stability of the Sammarinese state. The national side is completed by the country name and the year of issue, framed by the twelve stars of the European Union. This coin was issued in 2024 with a mintage of 800,000 pieces.