The Slovenian 2 euro standard circulation coin features a portrait of the national poet France Prešeren, who is widely regarded as the country's greatest literary figure. His profile is positioned to the left, accompanied by a line from the seventh stanza of his poem Zdravljica, which serves as the Slovenian national anthem. The inscription reads 'Shivé naj vsi naródi', translating to 'God's blessing on all nations'. This design honours Prešeren’s significant contribution to Slovenian cultural identity and the unification of the Slovene language during the nineteenth century. Surrounding the portrait are the twelve stars of the European Union, integrated with the name of the country and the year of issue. This standard issue was minted in 2010.