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Germany
The edge lettering of the German 2‐euro‐commemorative coins is :

(Unity and justice and freedom)
German mint marks :
 
Image Country Feature Ref.  
Germany 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall
Joint issue of Germany and France
20001
20002
 

Description : The coin commemorates the fall of the Berlin Wall on the 9th of November 1989, which opened the way for the reunification of Germany involving freedom and democracy. It symbolically ends not only the division of Germany, but also of Europe and the world, and marks the end of the Cold War ‐ a historical event of global significance. This important change was sealed by the Two Plus Four Treaty, which paved the way for the reunification of Germany on the 3rd of October 1990. The coin was issued jointly by France and Germany and shows the Berlin Wall, which appears to be opened in the centre, is crossed by three doves of peace and a cheering crowd. In the background is the Brandenburg Gate symbolising Berlin and on the right‐hand segment of the wall is a detail (albeit reversed) of the 37.20 m x 3.60 m painting We Are One People, created by Shamil Gimayev in 1990. Deviations in the design exist with regard to the country code at the bottom right, "D" (for Deutschland / Germany) or "RF" (République française, French Republic), the mint mark and the text element incorporated in the collage. While on the French coin the occasion is in French and German ("30 ANS LA CHUTE MUR DE BERLIN" "30 JAHRE MAUERFALL" - 30th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall), the German motif reproduces the text exclusively in German. At the bottom is the year of issue "2019" and on the German version the German mint mark is to the left (A = Staatliche Münze Berlin in Berlin, D = Bayerisches Hauptmünzamt in Munich, F = Staatliche Münzen Baden‐Württemberg in Stuttgart, G = Staatliche Münzen Baden‐Württemberg in Karlsruhe or J = Landesbetrieb Hamburgische Münze in Hamburg), on the French variant a cornucopia as the sign of the French mint Monnaie de Paris in Plessac. On the right‐hand side is a pentagon the logo of mint master Yves Sampo and above it the qudratic logo of the coin designer Joaquin Jimenez.
 
References :
20001 Images taken with authorisation by the ECB ‐ Mail dated 20.Feb.2020
© "European Central Bank"
20002 Text taken from German Wikipedia and translated by DeepL
20003 Images taken temporally from the Internet 20004 Not Applicable