The Slovenian 2 euro coin features a portrait of the national poet France Prešeren, who is celebrated as the central figure of Slovenian literature. His likeness is accompanied by a line from the seventh stanza of his poem 'Zdravljica', which translates to 'Long live all nations'. This phrase serves as the national anthem of Slovenia, reflecting the country's enduring commitment to cultural identity and international harmony. The design also includes the poet's name and the year of issue, set against the twelve stars of the European Union. This standard circulation design remains a consistent symbol of Slovenia's literary heritage and its integration into the eurozone. This coin was issued in 2011 as part of a BU set.