300 Euros - Philip VI Spanish monetary units

Reverse

In the centre of the reverse the Hercules' Columns are reproduced girded with a band with the motto PLUS ULTRA, and, below, the mintmark, surrounded by the obverse and reverse of the following monetary units: a Dirham of Abd al-Rahman minted in Al-Andalus between 755 and 788, an As from the Roman Republic minted between 225 and 217 b.C., a Sestercio minted in Rome between 117 and 138 and a Dinero of Louis the Pious minted in Barcelona between 814 and 840, which is kept in deposit in the Gabinete Numismático del "Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya".

Script: Latin

Lettering:
ESPAÑA 2019
M
300 EURO
PLVS VLTRA

Translation:
Spain 2019
Further beyond

Edge

Plain with numbers (indicating serial number of the coin, with a maximum mintage of 500 units)

Script: Latin

Lettering: 001/500

Comment

The "Real Casa de la Moneda" is dedicating its second mintage of a one-kilo silver coin to the history of the main monetary units which were in circulation on Hispanic territory at some point in the period from its political and economic unification under the Romans to the dawn of 21st century.
The coin depicts various numismatic pieces which are essential to understand the evolution of the various monetary systems that governed the peninsular economy, some originating on home ground while others were born of foreign influence.

Interesting fact

Price

Date	Mintage	VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
2019 M	500	-	-	-	-	-	-

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