Value of 2 Euro Spain (Espana) Commemorative Coins 2007 On the outer edge are the twelve 5-pointed stars as the European emblem.Īs for the reverse, it is interesting to note that this is the first coin minted by the Madrid Mint to bear the New Common Face, with the countries of Europe united without distances or borders. At the bottom we can see the year of mintage and the inscription ESPAÑA, while at the top in an arched composition and placed on two lines is TRATADO DE ROMA, 50 ANOS. In the centre of the National Face is the treaty signed by the founding states with the word Europa at the top and in the background a detail of the pavement, designed by Michelangelo, of Piazza del Campidoglio where the treaties were signed. Spain’s second 2-euro commemorative coin is the one minted in 2007 to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the signing of the Treaties of Rome. On the obverse the coin shows the Common Face.Ģ Euro Spain 2007 – 50th anniversary of “Tratado de Roma” 2 Euro Commemorativi Spagna 2007 Trattati di Roma As with all Euro coins, there are in fact the stars that symbolise the European States. On the outer edge, at the bottom, is the year of mintage interspersed with one of the 12 stars. To the left is the inscription ESPAÑA with immediately below it the crowned M, the mint symbol. The obverse of the 2 euro Spain 2005 coin features a faithful representation of Don Quixote wielding a spear with windmills in the background.

Spain’s very first 2 Euro commemorative coin was minted in 2005 in honour of Don Quixote, a well-known fictional character famous for his futile fight against windmills. Table with all values of 2 Euro Spain Commemorative CoinsĢ Euro Spain 2005 – Don Quixote 2 Euro Commemorativi Spagna 2004 Don Chisciotte.2 Euro Spain 2021 – Historic Centre of Toledo.2 Euro Spain 2020 – Arquitectura Mudejar de Aragon.2 Euro Spain 2018 – Santiago de Compostela.2 Euro Spain 2018 – 50th “Aniversario” King Felipe VI.