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The enlargement of the European Union by ten new Member States.

The coin's design resembles a stylised pillar from which ten sprouts grow upwards. The ten sprouts represent the growth of the European Union (i.e., the 2004 enlargement which added ten new member states), while the pillar represents the foundation for the growth. Near the bottom of the coin, below the pillar, the word EU is written, and together with the right side of the pillar, representing the Greek small letter "ρ" (rho), it reads "euro". The twelve stars of the European Union adorn the outer ring together with the year mark, which is at the top of the ring
Minted: 1 Million

2005 Belgium €2 commemorative coin
An image of Atomium is shown in the centre of the coin

MInted: 5 Million

2006 Finland €2 commemorative coin
100th anniversary of universal and equal suffrage
The inner part of the coin shows male and female faces separated by a line

MInted: 2.5 Million

2004 Vatican €2 commemorative coin
75th anniversary of the founding of the Vatican City State

The central part of the coin depicts a schematic representation of the perimeter walls of the Vatican City with St. Peter's Basilica in the foreground, together with the inscriptions 75o ANNO DELLO STATO (to the left), 1929–2004

Minted: 85,000

2004 San Marino €2 commemorative coin
Bartolomeo Borghesi

MInted: 110,000