2 Scudi Freedom

San Marino's gold coinage of the 1980s was issued under an agreement with Italy that permitted the republic to produce limited mintage collector pieces — a privilege rooted in the 1862 monetary convention that first tied San Marino to the Italian lira system. The 1984 issue falls within an annual series that changed themes each year, meaning no single design was ever repeated, which keeps individual dates artificially distinct in the collector market despite near-identical production runs.

Friedberg 32 confirms this as a recognized type in the gold coin reference standard. Struck at the Rome Mint (Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato) under contract.