Spanish Commemorative 2010

Details relating to the Spanish Commemorative of 2010.

Issue Date: 15.01.2010

Number Minted: 8,000,000

Mint:Real Casa de la Moneda, Madrid

Mint Mark : M with Crown

The coin is dedicated to the Mosque-Cathedral (Mezquita) in Córdoba as well as the old part of the city. The building which was initially a mosque has functioned as a Roman Catholic cathedral since the 13th century.

Both the cathedral and the old part of the city were declared in 1984 by UNESCO as belonging to the World Heritage.

This is indeed the first coin in the Spanish World Heritage series.

In the inner circle a forest of columns (856 altogether) of the former mosque are to be seen. An interesting feature is the “inverted horse shoes” connecting column to column.

The mint mark appears on the edge of the inner ring between eight and nine o’clock. At the bottom are the name of the issuing country and the year of issue.

Return from the Spanish Commemorative of 2010 to euro coin collector.

I have created two Excel sheets for Euro Coin Collectors.

The first gives a detailed breakdown - by year and country - of all the Two Euro Commemorative Coins minted up to the end of 2018.
The second enables you to keep a record - of all the Two Euro Commemorative Coins in your collection.

Please enter the details in the form hereunder and I will send the current Excel sheets to you as well as information pertinent to Euro Coins.

This Form cannot be submitted until the missing fields (labelled below in red) have been filled in
Excel Sheet Request Information
Please note that all fields followed by an asterisk must be filled in.
First Name*

E-Mail Address*

Country

Please enter the word that you see below.

Spanish Commemorative 2010

Excel Sheet Request Information