Obverse: The coin features an architectural building from the historic County of Carladès — a Renaissance-style castle characteristic of this region of France. At the top is the name of the state: MONACO; on the right side is a heraldic lion — a historical element of the coat of arms — along with the year of issue: 2025. At the bottom is the inscription: COMTÉ DE CARLADÈS. The background includes diamond-shaped ornamentation symbolizing motifs from the coat of arms of Monaco. On the outer ring are 12 stars representing the European Union.
Reverse: Standard 2€ denomination.
About the coin: This commemorative 2-euro coin is dedicated to the County of Carladès — a French region granted to the Princes of Monaco by King Louis XIII in the late 17th century. Although the territory is no longer part of Monaco, the title of Count of Carladès still belongs to the princely family of Monaco — currently held by Princess Gabriella, daughter of Prince Albert II. The coin was issued in a highly limited mintage — only 15,000 pieces.
