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Collector Coins Issued in Euro* Departamento de Emisión y Caja COLLECTOR COINS ISSUED IN EURO* SPANISH STATE GAZETTE FACE MOTIF MINTAGE LIMIT ISSUE METAL MINISTRY OF ECON. ORDER VALUE (€)* FRONT REVERSE No. OF COINS GOLD COLLECTOR COINS 932/2002, April 17 International Gaudí Year 2002 Gold 400 Antonio Gaudí Casa Batlló 3.000 935/2002, April 17 World Football Cup 2002 Gold 200 Footballers Net and boot 4.000 319/2003, February 10 First anniversary of the euro Gold 200 King and Queen of Spain Europa being abducted by Zeus 20.000 2651/2003, September 24 25th Anniversary of the Spanish Constitution Gold 200 King and Queen of Spain Frontispiece of the Palace of Congress 4.000 3417/2003, November 26 FIFA World Cup Germany 2006 - Issue 2003 Gold 100 King Juan Carlos I Goalkeeper 25.000 3418/2003, November 26 Centenary of the birth of Salvador Dalí Gold 400 Salvador Dalí “Figure at a window” 5.000 41/2004, January 8 The Europa Program - Enlargement of the European Union Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I New European Union member states 5.000 636/2004, March 4 Wedding of the Prince of Asturias Gold 200 King and Queen of Spain Prince and Princess of Asturias 30.000 3232/2004, September 30 FIFA World Cup Germany 2006 – Issue 2004 Gold 100 King Juan Carlos I Football goal line 25.000 3233/2004, September 30 5th Centenary of Isabella I of Castile Gold 200 Catholic King and Queen Granada's Coat of Arms 5.000 257/2005, February 3 4th Centenary of the publication of Don Quixote Gold 400 D.Quijote reading D.Quijote and Sancho mounting 3.000 628/2005, March 8 The Europa Program - Peace and Freedom Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I Hands shaking over the EU map 4.000 3167/2005, October 6 25th Anniversary of the Prince Asturias Awards Gold 200 H. R. H. Prince Felipe Campoamor Theatre. Oviedo 3.000 961/2006, March 28 The Europa Program – Charles V Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I Emperor Charles V 3.500 1499/2006, May 5 5th Centenary of Cristóbal Colón Gold 400 Cristóbal Colón Catholic King and Queen listening to Cristóbal Colón 3.000 3706/2006, November 29 The Europa Program – 50th Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I Map of Europe. Stages involved in the building of the E.U. 3.500 3836/2006, December 12 5th Anniversary of the Euro Gold 400 1-peseta coin from 2001 Globe showing the map of Europe 3.000 1753/2007, July 11 Year of Spain in China Gold 20 Constitutional coat-of-arms Pillars of Hercules 15.000 1752/2007, July 11 The Song of My Cid Gold 200 Likeness of the Cid Campeador Fragment from the title page 3.500 678/2008, March 10 Europa Program-European Heritage Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I Seated statue of King Alphonse X the Wise 3.500 849/2008, March 24 Bicentenary War of Independence Gold 400 "Palafox on horseback", by Goya "How brave!" by Goya 3.500 2655/2008, September 22 1st Series Numismatic Treasures Gold 20 Front side of a Roman aureus Back side of the Roman aureus with legend "Ob Civis Servatos" 12.000 2654/2008, September 22 European Champions 2008 Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I Goalkeeper in the act of saving the ball. 20.000 3464/2008, December 3 Spanish Painters Series - Velázquez Gold 200 "Velazquez" by Aniceto Marinas "The Lances" or "The surrender of Breda" 3.500 3456/2008, December 2 FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010 Gold 100 King Juan Carlos I Football ball with African Continent silhouette 6.000 361/2009, February 21 The Europa Program - Felipe II Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I Bust of King Felipe II 3.000 1429/2009, June 3 2nd Series Spanish Painters - Dalí Gold 400 Oil painting "Galarina" Oil painting "Tristán e Isolda" (1944) 3.000 1879/2009, June 26 2nd Series Numismatic Treasures Gold 20 Front of a Centén´s coin of 1609 Original reverse mentioned 12.000 406/2010, February 19 Europa Program - Antoni Gaudí Gold 200 Effigy of H. M. King Juan Carlos I «Temple Expiatori» of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona 3.000 1184/2010, May 4 3rd Series Spanish Painters - Goya Gold 400 Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, a painter A rendering of the etching entitled "Volaverunt" 3.000 1944/2010, July 15 World Champions in South Africa 2010 Gold 20 Effigy of H. M. King Juan Carlos I A football player running 20.000 3409/2010, December 17 Gold 100 Obverse of a Visigothic tremissis - King Swinthila Reverse of a Visigothic tremissis - King Swinthila 6.000 3rd Series Numismatic Treasures Gold 20 Obverse of a Visigothic tremissis - King Leovigild Reverse of a Visigothic tremissis - King Leovigild 12.000 36/2011, January 10 Europa Program - Francisco de Orellana Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I A likeness of Francisco de Orellana and a ship commanded by him 3.000 1398/2011, May 24 4th Series Spanish Painters - El Greco, Murillo, Ribera and Zurbaran Gold 400 El Greco's painting "Aged Nobleman" A detail of "The Martyrdom of Saint Maurice" 3.000 1116/2011, April 19 25th Anniversary of the Accession of Spain and Portugal to the European Union Gold 20 Two scrolls coming forward into the foreground Two scrolls coming forward into the foreground 12.000 3585/2011, December 21 Europa Program - Juan Gris Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I Oil painting La table du musicien (The musician's table), by Juan Gris 4.000 1611/2012, July 13 European Champions 2012 Gold 200 King Juan Carlos I A football player celebrating the scoring of a goal 4.000 1610/2012, July 11 Gold 100 Obverse of a Gold Maravedi of Alphonse VIII Reverse of a Gold Maravedi of Alphonse VIII 6.000 4th Series Numismatic Treasures Gold 20 Obverse of an Almohad Dinar Reverse of an Almohad Dinar 12.000 2289/2012, october 17 5th Series Spanish Painters - Miró Gold 400 "Self portrait" "Portrait of a Young Girl" 3.000 2727/2012, December 12 The 2014 FIFA World Cup Gold 100 King Juan Carlos I 2010 World Championship emblem 4.000 396/2013, March 6 Europa Program - Cervantes Gold 100 King Juan Carlos I Likeness of Cervantes and the silhouetted figures of Don Quixote and Sancho 5.000 2525/2012, November 19 75th birthday of His Majesty the King - Proof Gold 20 King Juan Carlos I Three fleur de lys shapes 12.000 1159/2013, June 12 1st Set Treasures in Spanish Museums Gold 400 Autorretrato - Durero Details from the paintings entitled "Adam" and "Eve" - Durero 3.000 1576/2013, August 2 500th Anniversary of the Discovery of the Pacific Ocean Gold 200 Retrato de Vasco Núñez de Balboa Image of a caravel of the time 3.000 1578/2013, August 2 Millennium the Kingdom of Granada Gold 100 King Juan Carlos I Pavilion Patio de los Leones and capital of a column 4.000 307/2014, February 20 Gold 100 Obverse of the Two Excelentes de la Granada (Catholic Monarchs) Reverse of a coin of Two Excelentes de la Granada (Catholic Monarchs) 6.000 V Series Numismatic Treasures Gold 20 Obverse of the Medio Excelente (Catholic Monarchs) Reverse of the Medio Excelente (Catholic Monarchs) 12.000 190/2014, February 6 2nd Set Treasures in Spanish Museums Gold 400 "Retrato de un caballero desconocido" - El Greco "San Juan Evangelista" - El Greco 2.000 716/2014, April 24 Europe Programa - Manuel de Falla Gold 200 His Majesty King Juan Carlos I Bronze head of Manuel de Falla. Sculptor: Juan Cristobal 2.500 2490/2014, December 22 Europe Program - 70 years of peace Gold 200 His Majesty King Felipe VI Pigeon with an olive branch 2.500 961/2015, May 18 IV Cent. Second Part of El Quijote Gold 100 His Majesty King Felipe VI Don Quijote, seated, reading 2.500 701/2015, April 14 3rd Issue in the Series Treasures in Spain’s Museums Gold 400 The Burial of the Sardine - Goya Fernando VII on Horseback - Goya 2.000 1864/2015, September 7 Gold 100 Obverse of a two-escudo gold coin of Phillip III Reverse of the two-escudo gold coin of Phillip III 2.500 VI Series Numismatic Treasures Gold 20 The Madrid Mint´s early mint mark, utilized in 1615 Types for both the obverse and reverse of the maravedís 7.500 * unless otherwise noted the face value are Euro 266/2016, February 29 Spanish Olympic Team Gold 100 His Majesty King Felipe VI Greek athletes. Shield of the Spanish Olympic Committee, color. 2.500 452/2016, March 23 5th Centenary of Ferdinand II of Aragon Gold 100 Obverse of a 4-excelentes coin of the Catholic Monarchs Palace of the Aljaferia in Zaragoza 2.500 451/2016, March 23 4th Centenary of the death of Cervantes Gold 200 His Majesty King Felipe VI Busts of Don Quixote and Sancho 2.500 489/2016, April 4 Europe Program - Contemporary Europe Gold 200 His Majesty King Felipe VI Salvador Dalí; Torres Blancas; Portrait IV (Miró) 2.500 1025/2016, June 21 4th Issue in the Series Treasures in Spain’s Museums Gold 400 Detail from The Haywain - Bosch Detail from The Temptations of Saint Anthony - Bosch 1.500 1026/2016, June 21 Gold 100 Observe of a hemidrachm from Ebusus Reverse of the Ebusus hemidrachm 2.500 7th Series Numismatic Treasures Gold 20 Obverse of an as from Clounioq Reverse of the Clounioq as 7.500 107/2017, February 6 FIFA World Cup Russia 2018 Gold 100 His Majesty King Felipe VI Ball surrounded by four football players in action 3.000 148/2017, February 20 Europe Program - The Age of Iron and Glass Gold 200 His Majesty King Felipe VI Crystal Palace, portrait of Rosalía de Castro and Mataró locomotive 2.500 510/2017, May 29 5th Series Treasures from Spanish Museums-Thyssen-Bornemisza Gold 400 “Portrait of Henry VIII of England” by Hans Holbein the Younger “Portrait of Giovanna Tornabuoni” by Domenico Ghirlandaio 2.000 1187/2017, November 29 Gold 100 Reverse of 2 escudo coin Image of a bust of the sovereign Felipe V 2.500 8th Series Numismatic Treasures Gold 20 Reverse of one peseta coin (the Royal Coat of Arms) Juan Carlos I portrait 7.500 388/2018, March 28 FIFA World Cup Russia 2018 Gold 100 His Majesty King Felipe VI Campo de fúltbol con jugador en actitud de juego 3.500 94/2018, January 22 Europe Program - Baroque and Rococco Gold 200 His Majesty King Felipe VI Plaza Mayor de Salamanca; Lope de Vega; Infanta Margarita 2.000 494/2018, May 9 Gold 400 Obverse of 8-escudo coin Reverse of 8-escudo coin 1.000 Gold 200 Obverse of 4-escudo coin Reverse of 4-escudo coin 1.500 150th Anniversary Spanish Escudos Gold 100 Obverse of 2-escudo coin Reverse of 2-escudo coin 2.000 Gold 50 Obverse of 1-escudo coin Reverse of 1-escudo coin 2.500 495/2018, May 9 50th Anniversary of H.M.
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