300 Euros - Felipe VI Spanish monetary units, Spain

In the centre of the reverse the Hercules Columns are reproduced girded with a band with the motto PLUS ULTRA, and, below, the mintmark, surrounded by the obverse and reverse of the following monetary units: a Dirham of Abd al-Rahman minted in Al-Andalus between 755 and 788, an As from the Roman Republic minted between 225 and 217 b.C., a Sestercio minted in Rome between 117 and 138 and a Dinero of Louis the Pious minted in Barcelona between 814 and 840, which is kept in deposit in the Gabinete Numismtico del Museu Nacional dArt de Catalunya.

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In the centre bust of the king Felipe VI looking left, wearing the insignia of Captain General, surrounded by the obverse and reverse of different monetary units: a Real from the Catholic Monarchs minted in Burgos after 1497, a Tremis from Recaredo I minted in Toledo between 586 and 601, an As minted in Bilbilis between the 2nd and the 1st century b.C. and a Peseta minted under the Provisional Government of 1869.

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Plain with numbers (the numbers indicate the serial number of the coin, with a maximum mintage of 500 units) Ex: 001/500