Spanish euro coin

For images of the common side and a detailed description of the coins, see euro coins. The first sets of euro coins were minted in 1999 and the euro was put into circulation in the eurozone in 2002. Like Belgium, Finland, France and the Netherlands, the first euro coins of Spain are marked 1999, not 2002. Obverse side

In 2010, Spain updated their national sides in order to comply with the European commission recommendations. In the €1 and €2 coins, the same portrait of king Juan Carlos I was used, but the year position was placed in the inner part of the coin. Moreover, the twelve star ring no longer contained chiselled sections. The chiselled sections were also removed from designs for the other coins. Obverse side

In 2015, the portrait on the €1 and €2 coins was changed to that of the new King Felipe VI following his father's abdication the previous year. Obverse side

• |Face Value — |€0.01 — |€0.02 — |€0.05 — |€0.10 — |€0.20 — |€0.50 — |€1.00 — |€2.00 • | 1999 — | 720,950,970 — | 291,650,970 — | 483,450,970 — | 588,050,970 — | 762,250,970 — | 370,950,970 — | 100,150,970 — | 60,450,970 • | 2000 — | 83,350,400 — | 711,250,400 — | 399,850,400 — | 243,850,400 — | 29,250,400 — | 519,550,400 — | 89,250,400 — | 36,550,400 • | 2001 — | 130,850,574 — | 463,050,574 — | 216,050,574 — | 160,050,574 — | 146,550,574 — | 351,050,574 — | 259,050,574 — | 140,150,574 • | 2002 — | 140,977,699 — | 3,977,699 — | 8,177,699 — | 112,977,699 — | 91,377,699 — | 9,677,699 — | 335,477,699 — | 163,877,699 • | 2003 — | 670,331,790 — | 31,431,790 — | 327,431,790 — | 292,331,790 — | 3,931,790 — | 5,831,790 — | 297,231,790 — | 44,331,790 • | 2004 — | 206,657,000 — | 206,657,000 — | 258,657,000 — | 121,857,000 — | 3,857,000 — | 4,357,000 — | 98,657,000 — | 4,057,000 • | 2005 — | 444,147,077 — | 275,047,077 — | 411,347,077 — | 321,247,077 — | 3,947,077 — | 3,847,077 — | 77,747,077 — | 3,947,077 • | 2006 — | 383,850,004 — | 262,150,004 — | 142,750,004 — | 91,750,004 — | 101,950,004 — | 3,950,004 — | 101,550,004 — | 3,950,004 • | 2007 — | 383,958,434 — | 185,258,434 — | 247,058,434 — | 132,058,434 — | 46,458,434 — | 3,958,434 — | 150,558,434 — | 3,958,434 • | 2008 — | 374,556,940 — | 191,256,940 — | 239,056,940 — | 139,256,940 — | 102,256,940 — | 3,856,940 — | 153,756,940 — | 19,456,940 • | 2009 — | 131,467,500 — | 164,067,500 — | 219,767,500 — | 151,367,500 — | 75,367,500 — | 3,967,500 — | 60,567,500 — | 17,467,500 • | 2010 — | 227,330,000 — | 153,130,000 — | 203,130,000 — | 104,930,000 — | 3,830,000 — | 3,930,000 — | 40,030,000 — | 3,930,000 • | 2011 — | 357,940,200 — | 107,940,200 — | 105,540,200 — | 4,340,200 — | 3,940,200 — | 3,940,200 — | 100,440,200 — | 3,940,200 • | 2012 — | 400,600,000 — | 99,600,000 — | 49,800,000 — | 3,700,000 — | 26,200,000 — | 4,000,000 — | 3,400,000 — | 4,000,000 • | 2013 — | 297,500,000 — | 200,600,000 — | 9,800,000 — | 3,300,000 — | 4,000,000 — | 4,000,000 — | 4,000,000 — | 4,000,000 • | 2014 — | 65,000,000 — | 19,400,000 — | 119,900,000 — | 80,100,000 — | 29,600,000 — | 3,800,000 — | 15,300,000 — | 3,600,000 • | 2015 — | 476,800,000 — | 162,800,000 — | 55,300,000 — | 4,000,000 — | 4,100,000 — | 4,300,000 — | 4,300,000 — | 3,000,000 • | 2016 — | 437,900,000 — | 230,100,000 — | 310,200,000 — | 77,200,000 — | 79,100,000 — | 72,800,000 — | 111,100,000 — | 4,200,000 • | 2017 — | 519,600,000 — | 311,800,000 — | 249,800,000 — | 134,600,000 — | 112,500,000 — | 19,000,000 — | 122,700,000 — | 500,000 • 2018 — 317,900,000 — 233,100,000 — 222,000,000 — 71,100,000 — 119,500,000 — 19,500,000 — 107,200,000 — 300,000 • 2019 — 324,900,000 — 210,200,000 — 236,200,000 — 56,000,000 — 137,000,000 — 68,000,000 — 122,000,000 — 500,000 • 2020 — 205,000,000 — 244,400,000 — 221,800,000 — 47,100,000 — 52,100,000 — 20,900,000 — 100,900,000 — 4,300,000 • 2021 — 96,800,000 — 78,500,000 — 94,900,000 — 29,100,000 — 26,100,000 — 10,700,000 — 26,400,000 — 3,800,000 • 2022 — 152,000,000 — 108,900,000 — 94,300,000 — 10,800,000 — 17,500,000 — 3,900,000 — 3,000,000 — 1,000,000 • 2023 — 76,100,000 — 178,600,000 — 138,300,000 — 111,800,000 — 58,900,000 — 19,000,000 — 119,800,000 — 900,000

• National Identifier — "España" • | Mint Mark — | • | Engraver's Initials — |None • | €2 Edge inscription — |

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Spain started the commemorative coin series Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO (UNESCO World Heritage) in 2010, commemorating all of Spain's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which could continue until 2058. The order in which the coin for a specific site is issued coincides with the order in which they were declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. The coins issued are: • Year — Number — Design — Volume • 2010 — 1 — Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba (Historic Centre of Córdoba) • 2011 — 2 — Patio de los Leones of the Alhambra in Granada • 2012 — 3 — Burgos Cathedral • 2013 — 4 — Monastery and Site of the Escorial • 2014 — 5 — Park Güell (Works of Antoni Gaudí) • 2015 — 6 — Cave of Altamira (Paleolithic Cave Art of Northern Spain) • 2016 — 7 — Aqueduct (Old Town of Segovia) • 2017 — 8 — Santa María del Naranco (Monuments of Oviedo and the Kingdom of Asturias) • 2018 — 9 — Santiago de Compostela • 2019 — 10 — Ávila with its Extra-Muros Churches • 2020 — 11 — Mudéjar Architecture of Aragon • 2021 — 12 — Historic City of Toledo • 2022 — 13 — Garajonay National Park (La Gomera) • 2023 — 14 — Old Town of Cáceres • 2024 — 15 — Cathedral, Alcázar and General Archive of the Indies in Seville • 2025 — 16 — Old City of Salamanca • 2026 (planned) — 17 — Monastery of Poblet • 2027 (planned) — 18 — Royal Monastery of Santa Maria de Guadalupe • 2028 (planned) — 19 — Archaeological Ensemble of Mérida