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| 背面描述 | The reverse, common to all issues in the 'Castles of the World' series, presents an allegorical composition evoking the architectural structure and heritage of world castles. The design incorporates stylised castle architectural elements arranged as a unifying motif across the series, rendered in relief against a worked field. The denomination and series name are inscribed within the legend, accompanied by the mint mark of the Royal Mint of Spain. |
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The Castle of Bellver, built in the early 14th century under Jaume II of Majorca, is one of the very few circular Gothic castles in Europe. Spain's 1.5 euro series — a denomination that circulates nowhere and exists purely as a collector vehicle — has systematically worked through Iberian architectural landmarks since its introduction, and the Bellver entry fits that pattern.
The castle served as a royal residence for roughly two decades before becoming a prison, a function it held for centuries. The philosopher Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos was among its more famous inmates, confined there from 1801 to 1808.