Difference between revisions of "Spain 2005 cent"

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''Recorded mintage:'' 444,200,000 plus 3,000 proofs.
 
''Recorded mintage:'' 444,200,000 plus 3,000 proofs.
  
''Specification:'' 2.2700 g., Copper Plated Steel, 16.2 mm diameter. Obv: Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela by Garcilano Rollan; Rev: Value and globe by Luc
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''Specification:'' 2.2700 g., Copper Plated Steel, 16.2 mm diameter. Obv: Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela by Garcilano Rollan; Rev: Value and globe by Luc Luycx; Edge: Plain.  
Luycx; Edge: Plain.  
 
  
 
''Catalog reference:'' KM 1040.
 
''Catalog reference:'' KM 1040.
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''Link to:''
 
''Link to:''
* [[Spain 2002 10 cent|2002 10 cent]]
 
 
* [[Spain 2003 cent|2003 cent]]
 
* [[Spain 2003 cent|2003 cent]]
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* [[Spain 2004 200 euro Fr-406|2004 200 euro, wedding of prince Philip]]
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* [[Spain 2004 200 euro Fr-407|2004 200 euro, expansion of the European Union]]
 
* [[Spain 2004 400 euro|2004 400 euro, Salvador Dali, ''Maiden at the Window'']]
 
* [[Spain 2004 400 euro|2004 400 euro, Salvador Dali, ''Maiden at the Window'']]
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* [[Spain 2005 200 euro Fr-411|2005 200 euro, European peace and freedom]]
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* [[Spain 2006 200 euro|2006 200 euro, Charles V]]
 
* [[Spain 2006 400 euro|2006 400 euro, 400th anniversary of the death of Christopher Columbus]]
 
* [[Spain 2006 400 euro|2006 400 euro, 400th anniversary of the death of Christopher Columbus]]
 
* [[Spain 2008 euro|2008 euro]]
 
* [[Spain 2008 euro|2008 euro]]

Revision as of 20:15, 5 November 2022

from the Mountain Groan Collection
Spain 2005 cent rev DSLR.jpg

The specimen shown is an example of a type struck in Spain 1999-2006. Like other members of the Eurozone, Spain began minting euros in 1999 but their use did not become compulsory until 2002. The admission of additional members caused the reverse to be redesigned in 2007 to show the enlarged zone.

Recorded mintage: 444,200,000 plus 3,000 proofs.

Specification: 2.2700 g., Copper Plated Steel, 16.2 mm diameter. Obv: Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela by Garcilano Rollan; Rev: Value and globe by Luc Luycx; Edge: Plain.

Catalog reference: KM 1040.

Source:

  • Michael, Thomas, and Tracy L. Schmidt, Standard Catalog of World Coins, 2001-Date, 13th ed., Iola, WI: Krause Publications, 2018.

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