300 Euros - Felipe VI History of the Dollar, Spain

On the reverse, in the center of the coin appear the Columns of Hercules, girded with a band with the motto PLVS VLTRA and, below, the mark of Ceca. Surrounding the central motifs, in a clockwise direction, appear the obverse and reverse images of a Reichsthaler, a Leeuwendaalder, a Speciedaler and, in the lower part of the coin, a Maria-Theresien-Taler; surrounding these motifs, a gillile of pine nuts interrupted in its upper and lower part.

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In the center, inside a pinwheel pattern, is reproduced the portrait of the king Felipe VI looking left, wearing the distinctive of Captain General; circling the central motif, clockwise and inside another pinwheel pattern, appears the obverse and reverse of a coin of eight reales; a fleur de lis; obverse and reverse of a Dollar of 1794, the first issued in the United States; another fleur de lis and front and back of a Joachimsthaler.

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Plain with numbers (the numbers indicate the serial number of the coin, with a maximum mintage of 1000 units)