Spain 2013 – Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial - UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Spain · 2013

Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial - UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Issue dateMarch 1, 2013
Total mintage4.000.000
Est. Value (UNC)5,00 – 7,00 €

Estimated collector value in UNC. Not the selling price of the external web shop.

Description

2 Euro Commemorative Coin Spain 2013 Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial - UNESCO World Heritage Sites The 2013 Spanish 2-euro commemorative coin honors the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial and is part of Spain’s annual series celebrating UNESCO World Heritage sites. The FNMT’s inner design presents a view of the extensive complex, which is administered by the Patrimonio Nacional. Philip II founded El Escorial in 1563 as a votive foundation and as the pantheon for Spanish monarchs beginning with Emperor Charles V; Juan Bautista de Toledo conceived the building and Juan de Herrera completed it after Toledo’s death. The monastery, church, royal palace, school, seminary and library form a late 16th‑century ensemble laid out like a gridiron, a deliberate reference to Saint Lawrence’s martyrdom. The austere Herrerian style shaped Spanish architecture for more than half a century. The coin bears “ESPAÑA” above, “2013” and the mint mark to the right, and twelve stars on the outer ring.

Mintage information

Mintage figures – 2 Euro Commemorative Coin Spain 2013 Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial Circulation coins: 3,928,365 FDC/BU coin set: 12,000 Proof coin set: 1,635 Philatelic-numismatic cover: 5,000 FDC/BU coin set – WMF: 2,500 Proof folder: 10,000 FDC/BU coin set – Navarre: 20,000 FDC/BU coin set – Valencia: 20,000 FDC/BU coin set – Tokyo: 500 TOTAL MINTAGE: 4,000,000

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