The Slovakian 2 euro standard circulation coin features the national emblem of Slovakia, which consists of a double cross standing on the central peak of a three-mountain range. This heraldic design, known as the patriarchal cross on three hills, represents the historical regions of Tatra, Fatra, and Matra. It serves as a profound symbol of Slovak identity and sovereignty, deeply rooted in the nation's cultural heritage. Surrounding the central emblem are twelve stars, echoing the design of the European flag and symbolising the unity of the eurozone member states. The country name, Slovensko, and the year of issue are inscribed along the periphery of the design, maintaining the consistent national motif used on all Slovak euro coins. This coin was issued in 2011 with a mintage of 5,000,000 pieces.